Vinyl Binders
Custom printed vinyl binders are essentially two pieces of premium vinyl heat-sealed around their rigid panels to create a durable, recyclable, and water-resistant binder. These plastic binders are typically equipped with a metal three-ring binding mechanism that effectively secure binder contents.
Vinyl Binder Customization Configurations
- Stocks: Choose from 13 color options in Suedene or French Calf Dull textures.
- Imprint Methods: Imprint your custom design with PMS printing or foil stamping.
- Pockets: Select a binder with pockets made from the same stock and heat sealed to the interior panel(s) of your choice.
- Accessories: Include custom sell sheets, business cards, or brochures for a complete presentation packet. Organize your binder's contents with index tabs, making each category easy to find and read.
Vinyl Binders Designs
Custom Vinyl Binders: The Vinyl Frontier of Branding
Vinyl binders offer a variety of options, when it comes to design, with two dozen stock options available. PMS printing or foil stamping your logo or custom design can be cleanly accomplished on the front and back covers, as well as the binder spine, for optimal branding. The durable, vinyl panels remain rigid to provide protection for your content that you can rely on.
Three-ring metal mechanisms are also available in sizes ranging from 0.5” to 3” to ensure there is plenty of room for your letter size and smaller documents. Paired with tabbed presentation folders, it’s a popular combination for many companies that desire tabs for an additional organization capability.
Customize your vinyl binder with one or two pockets to hold items that can’t be put in the three rings. The pockets are made from the same material as the outer panels and heat-sealed to ensure they won’t rip or tear. Business card holders can also be added to ensure your contact information isn’t lost in the shuffle.
Vinyl Binder Customization Techniques
- Screen print your design using metallic ink to add an eye-catching shimmer to the vinyl stock's matte finish.
- Choose a binder with pockets to increase carrying capacity and store extra content—even when there isn't a hole punch handy.
- Provide a pleasant surprise to recipients by storing additional content in the right pocket behind the binder rings at the end of the presentation.
- Prioritize immediate visibility of introductory or extra important documents by storing them in the left pocket, which is visible upon opening the binder.
- Add end tab or top tab inserts to better organize your documents or separate them based on specific classifications.
- Use a 7x 9 binder for smaller documents or samples for the same durable protection provided by a larger binder.
- Store your binder at room temperature to prevent exposure to extreme temperature changes or other potentially damaging elements.
