GBC ProClick spines can make your documents Vibratory Polishing Machine look great and with the right machine, you can make a ton of books in a

very short amount of time. That device is the P3000, a machine that has

a lightning-fast binding speed, among other features. Let us take a look

at the positives and negatives of this product.

GBC ProClick spines can make your documents

look great and with the right machine, you can make a ton of books in a

very short amount of time. That device is the P3000, a machine that has

a lightning-fast binding speed, among other features. Let's take a look

at the positives and negatives of this product.

The positives:

The supplies that this machine uses, GBC ProClick spines,

are some of the most versatile binding supplies available. These spines

are available in four colors (black, blue, frost, and white) and three

sizes: 5/16" (62 sheets), 1/2" (100 sheets), and 5/8" (125 sheets). The

spines can be opened up after a book has been bound, allowing you to

edit your document.The main attraction of the P3000 is its

incredibly fast binding speed. It can bind a booklet in just 6 seconds,

which means it can bind up to 450 books in one hour. This is simply one

of the fastest binding machines currently available.The machine has an integrated punch. It's located at the bottom of the unit and it can punch up to 15 sheets at a time.ProClick

spines are easy to use to begin with, and the process can be even

easier when the P3000 is used. The unit has an LCD display that will

take you through the entire binding process, making the device

extremely user-friendly even for beginners.Instead of

loading one spine at a time into the device, the P3000 uses cassettes

that contain 20 spines. This cuts way down on the amount of time spent

preparing the machine for use.This is a product that looks

great and has a footprint similar to that of a printer. It will blend

in nicely with your other office devices while not taking up too much

room.The P3000 comes with a one-year on-site service

contract without an additional fee. The contract is valued at $299.00,

so this is a great money-saving feature.The negatives: Most of the weaknesses of the P3000 have to do with the

nature of ProClick spines themselves. For example, the spines can

really only be used for letter-sized documents. You cannot bind books

that are larger than 8.5" x 11." Also, the highest binding capacity is

125 sheets, so this isn't a good method if you need to make longer

books on a regular basis. (Thermal or plastic comb binding is better

for those documents.) Finally, some people might find the color

selection a bit limited. If that's the case, color coil binding is the

way to go.The P3000's punching capacity might be

problematic when you're producing a lot of books. For example, if you

created a 125-page book, you'd need to use the punch more than 8 times

to get all your pages ready. This can lead to a lot of time spent

punching, especially when you're creating a big pile of books. Also,

you may experience some problems if you try to punch plastic covers. If

you'd like to use that type of cover, there are pre-punched ones you

can use instead.Overall, the GBC ProClick Pronto P3000 is a

great binding machine for people who love the look of documents bound

with ProClick spines. The machine binds very quickly and it looks

great, too. If your office needs a machine that can keep up with your

document production demands and you're a fan of ProClick supplies, this

product would be a fantastic choice.