by Dwight Huffman | Jun 24, 2019 | Custom Binders, Custom Ring Binders
The term Poly or Polyethylene is a fancy word for plastic. Here are some facts about polyethylene/polypropylene when used in ring binder construction: Poly binder covers are die cut out of a single, solid sheet of polyethylene or polypropylene. Polyethylene (PE) is...
by Dwight Huffman | Jun 5, 2019 | Custom Packaging, Custom Ring Binders, Custom Sales Kit
Sometimes we overlook the obvious. You deal in paper and ink. You meet a wide variety of needs for your clients from printed materials to large format prints, and quite possibly everything in between. But consider this… your customers have, or will have the...
by Dwight Huffman | May 16, 2019 | Custom Binders, Custom Ring Binders, Custom Vinyl Products
What exactly IS the difference between overlay binders and entrapment binders? “View binder” is the generic term for a sealed vinyl loose leaf binder that has a clear pocket on the outside cover(s) where a printed sheet gets inserted. They are often also...
by Mark Hughes | Mar 21, 2019 | Custom Ring Binders, Custom Table Top Displays, Custom Vinyl Products, Hospitality Products
Keep your guests immersed in your brand during their entire visit by using our table-top displays, custom menu binders and guest check presenters. With technology at our fingertips, brands needs to look for ways to capture the attention of their visitors throughout...
by Dwight Huffman | Jan 21, 2019 | Custom Binders, Custom Ring Binders
How can I customize a ring binder? Here are 6 questions to answer when customizing a ring binder. Every binder we produce at Forbes is a custom ring binder. The beauty of that is that we can meet just about every need our clients have for document storage in ring...
by Dwight Huffman | Jan 20, 2019 | Custom Binders, Custom Ring Binders, Custom Vinyl Products
What is cold crack in vinyl binders and how do I prevent it? Why exactly do vinyl binders crack? The problem with certain vinyl material is that it can become hard and brittle when exposed to cold. Vinyl materials can actually freeze, and then if dropped or knocked...
