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1-1/2" aluminum screw posts are designed for binding sheets of paper together into books. They can also be used to build point-of-purchase displays. You can assemble parts made from a wide variety of materials using these handy posts as connectors. Use them to attach a brochure holder to an existing display, to secure a display to an end cap, or assemble a free-standing display. The possibilities are endless.

You can use our screw posts to connect just about anything that you ... [More]

3" aluminum screw posts are designed for binding very thick books. Ledgers and computer printouts are common examples. Of course our screw posts can be used to connect just about anything that you can punch or drill a 1/4" diameter hole through. They can also be extended to almost any length with our screw post extensions.

If your book is going to be subjected to a lot of use, or if you are going to be binding ... [More]

1/2" Aluminum screw posts have many uses. Designed for binding documents, they are also commonly used for connecting leather parts in cases, straps, holsters, tack, and more. Our 1/2" screw posts will securely fasten 4 or 5 thicknesses of 8-10 ounce leather. For maximum strength, the post should be long enough to go all the way through all of the pieces when they are assembled. Making the hole a snug fit for the parts will also increase the strength of the connection.

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These will not work with a Wilson Jones Binder.

Our aluminum screw post extensions can be used to extend the length of any of our aluminum screw posts. These extensions will extend the existing binding length by 3/4". The screws that came with the posts that you are extending will also fit these extensions. We do carry the ... [More]

Our 3/16" Aluminum screw posts are designed for binding a small number of sheets of paper together. They are perfect for menus and wine lists as well as other documents. They can be opened to insert or replace pages, and you dont even need to use any tools. Finger pressure is enough to unscrew them, but if the screw is extra tight a screwdriver or a small coin in the slot will nudge them loose.

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