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Binder System Produces Professional Doucuments

  • 01/01/96

The Fastback system is a compact stand–;alone desktop unit which professionally binds documents from 3 to 350 pages with a durable thermoplastic adhesive binder strip.

Documents bound with this system are easy to read since pages turn smoothly and don"t have a tendency to close &emdash; even in thicker documents.

The special adhesive makes it virtually impossible for pages to fall out and difficult for them to be torn out. Yet, the adhesive can be reheated to add, release and reseal pages.

The Fastback system is much faster and easier to use than traditional page punch binder systems and is used in such diverse settings as the White House and small home business. Powis–;Parker Co., Oakland, CA, (800) 321–;2463.

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