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Using unibind covers in other thermal machine
By: schoolmom | 07-02-2008
hi. we are creating memory books for a graduating 5th grade class; it is a public school so funds are tight. my question is, what is the cheapest thermal binding machine i can get that can use the unibind covers. I have seen cheap machines like the fellowes brand but do not know if these will work with the unibind covers. also, how do i get samples of unibind covers so that i can figure out the correct "time" to use for a unibind cover in another thermal binding machine. thanks.

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