you'll be able to do it confidently in no time at all with the Wire200.

Do you need a well-designed, high-quality
wire binding machine for light personal or office use? If you do, you
simply must check out the Wire200 binding machine manufactured by the
Digital Finishing Group (DFG). Although DFG isn't as well-known as some
of the binding industry bigwigs (such as GBC and Fellowes), they still
produce some of the best binding machines available. Their Wire200
binding machine has some of the market's most sought-after features an
astonishingly reasonable price ($200.00). Check out what the Wire200
can do and prepare to be amazed.

When it comes to binding machines, disengageable dies are one of the
features most binding enthusiasts seek out. Disengageble dies enable
you to use a binding machine for documents of many different sizes, but
they're not often found in the lower-end machines. (In other words, the
cheaper the machine, the less likely it is to have disenageable dies.)
But the Wire200 has them. In fact, it has five, so not only can you
punch and bind letter-sized documents, you can also create documents
that are up to 21 inches long. The Wire200 also lets you control where
your document's holes go via a punch margin control, which can help
make your booklet more durable. The punch margin control is another
feature that's usually only found on higher-end machines, so it's
pretty amazing that the Wire200 has it.

As for other features, the Wire200 has a 3:1 pitch (three square holes
per inch) and with the wire closer, you can close a document up to
9/16" thick. This is a fully manual machine (you won't have to worry
about running up your electric bill), and the machine is very
lightweight so it can be moved around without difficulty. It's also
very easy to use. Even if you've never used a wire binding machine
before, you'll be able to do it confidently in no time at all with the
Wire200.

The Wire200 does have a couple of flaws, the first being the machine's
construction. Most of the machine is made of metal, which is great, but
the exterior is plastic, so it might not hold up very well. Also, if
you need to bind thicker documents or the 12-page punching capacity
seems too small for you, it would be better to choose a different
machine. The Wire200 is meant for light use and it just isn't a good
choice if you need a more heavy-duty binding machine. Also, it only has
a one-year warranty, so go easy with it unless you want to replace it
at some point.

So, to recap, the Wire200 is a light-duty wire binding machine that
would be an excellent choice for people who need an entry-level gadget
with some advanced features. Although it has a small punching capacity
and can only bind thinner documents, the Wire200's disengageable dies
and punch margin control make it stand out as an easy-to-use wire
binding machine that's way ahead of the rest of the pack. Besides, how
many lower-priced machines can bind a document that's 21 inches long?
Not very many, that's for sure.