Plastic Coil Binding

Plastic Coil Binding

For years, one of the largest names in the binding and laminating industry was Ibico Products. Ibico made some of the best Binding Machines, Laminators, and Binding Supplies on the market. However, in recent years you might have noticed that the Ibico brand has disappeared from the marketplace. Prompting us to ask the question, what ever happened to the Ibico Brand name?

In 1998, Ibico AG was purchased by General Binding Corporation (GBC). However, GBC decided to continue to maintain the Ibico brand of products in addition the regular line of GBC products. GBC offered a full line of Ibico binding machines and binding supplies. This was the case until 2005.

After more than a decade of supporting both the GBC and Ibico brands, General Binding Corporation made the decision in 2005 to discontinue the Ibico line of products. When GBC made the decision to stop supporting the Ibico brand of products, many of the Ibico machines were rebranded under new GBC model numbers. The Ibico Ibimatic became the GBC CombBind C150, The Ibico Kombo became the GBC CombBind C250, The Ibico Ibimaster 300 became the GBC CombBind C300, The Ibico EPK21 became the GBC C800pro, The Ibico Ibimaster 500 became the GBC CombBind C500 and the Ibico 2700 Laminator became the GBC HeatSeal H800pro.

Many of Ibico's larger pieces of desktop binding equipment were also replaced with GBC models. The Ibico 660id was replaced by the GBC MagnaPunch, the Ibico 640id was replaced by the GBC MP2500ix interchangeable die punch and the Ibico 620 series of punches were replaced by the GBC MP2000 series of binding punches. Ibico's modular pieces of finishing equipment were also replaced. For instance the Ibico 340WB electric twin loop wire closer was replaced by the GBC TL2900 and the Ibico 240CB Coil Inserter was replaced by the GBC CC2700.

Of the thousands of other products carried as part of the Ibico line, many were also rebranded with the GBC name. However, hundreds of products were discontinued and disappeared when the Ibico name was phased out. If you are looking for a particular product, the best thing to do is just ask. If the exact product is no longer available it is likely that there is something equivalent available to meet your needs.

Jeff McRitchie is the designer and Director of Marketing for MyBinding.com. He has written over 100 articles on binding machines, binding covers, binding supplies,laminators,laminating supplies,paper handling equipments,binders,index tabs, and shredders.

Plastic Surgery (stupid 20 character thing)?

What do you think of people who get plastic surgery? Or it in general?

Is it barbaric, like the binding of feet or using metal coils to extend the neck? Does it matter, as long as the patient is mentally stable and is done properly?
Would you get it for yourself?
Would you allow your children to get it if they wanted and you could afford it?

I think the only elective type of surgery I would consent for a teen would be a breast reduction if it was needed to ease back pain. Or, for something like a nasal septum deviation and anything a long the lines to treat another condition. I don't like the idea of parents getting kids new noses or boobs for their birthdays.

I don't think I would get comsetic surgery for myself. A lot of the times people get those type of things done to deal with other serious issues and you could end up looking a hot mess rather than deal with their insecurites.

I don't really care if other people want to do it, But I'd never do it. It's not safe and it can be very expensive