Definition:
A method of securing loose printed pages with a strip of tape or plastic strips fused with heat is known as thermal binding.
One of the advantages of thermal binding is that it allows documents to lay flat when opened, is sturdy, and neat. If you use covers with thermal binding you can match the tape to the cover for a sleek, almost invisible look or use contrasting colors, making the tape appear less utilitarian and more like a design element for the outside of the book or report.
You can purchase thermal binding machines designed for home or office use if you'll be doing a small quantities of thermal binding on a frequent basis.
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Also Known As: tape binding | Fastback (brand name of tape binding)| Velo binding (plastic strips)
