How to Bind and Laminate Textbooks at Home-Low-Cost Binding and Lamination using stapler or thread-fusionstories

Binding and lamination of textbooks is an extra burden on parents pockets which they have to bear at the start of every academic year. An estimated cost of binding a single book is Rs 50 to Rs 80. now anyone can estimate the total cost if there are 8-10 course books of each child.

Here we'll tell you that how can you bind and laminate Textbooks of your children at home with low-cost:

There are two things to consider while binding and lamination of a textbook.

1. First give a strength to your book with an extra binding using thread or stapler as the binding glue of textbooks is not good enough to keep the pages together for long.

2. Second is to laminate or cover the book with plastic sheet to protect its cover from stains, damage and a rough look.

Let's tell you how you can bind and laminate the textbooks on low-cost at home just like market. advertisement

Things you'll be needed to bind and laminate the textbook are stapler or thread, Tape, Plastic sheets.

1. Staple your book using heavy stapler machine. Heavy stapler machines are available in the market ranging Rs 2500-Rs 4000. It'll be one time investment and you can use for years. You can also stitch the book.

2. Take two hard plastic sheets. Plastic sheets are available in the markets on low cost. It is just like you buy computer papers from market. One book will need two plastic sheets one for front and one for back. Count the books and buy the required number of plastic sheets.

3. Join two sheets using duct tape. The tape should be of good quality, and wider span.

4. Put the folded side of book right at the centre of tape and cover the plastic from both sides.

5. Also put pieces of tape on four corners and fix them with the cover.

6. you don't want or can't t buy tape and plastic sheets then don't panic. You can laminate the test book with loose plastic sheet or ready-made plastic covers available in the market. The main thing is to give an extra binding and strength to book that you've done using thread or stapler.