Binders.com (NAPCO) manufactures custom information packaging and looseleaf binders, with its present company history tracing to NAPCO’s founding in Sparta, North Carolina and Vulcan’s establishment in 1947. NAPCO acquired Vulcan Information Packaging in 2017, and in 2023 consolidated its Alabama operations into expanded North Carolina manufacturing space. The company describes its work as custom binder and packaging manufacturing, including turned-edge casemade binders.
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BindTechFive generations into the craft, BindTech manufactures and finishes books, from everyday trade volumes to deluxe leather-bound editions. With more than a century of bookbinding experience, the company serves printers, publishers, designers, and agencies across North America through nine offices and a workforce of more than 400 employees. Its Phoenix facility can produce runs as small as a single book, while its network of plants can handle projects in the millions.MACEDONIA, OH
Bell Binders LLCSince 2006, Toledo-based Bell Binders LLC. has manufactured custom loose-leaf products for schools and businesses, with ring binders and index tabs at the center of its work. The company also produces student portfolios, diploma covers and specialized school safety flip charts, using materials and formats tailored to each order. Its range includes durable plastic products designed for demanding settings as well as presentation-focused binders with customized graphics.TOLEDO, OH
Mueller Art CoverSince 1932, Mueller Art Cover has manufactured loose-leaf ring binders and small-format binders in the USA. The company is known for heat-sealed vinyl covers that can be customized with features such as pockets and imprinted branding, alongside its clear-pocket View Binders.STRONGSVILLE, OH
Advantage Book Binding, IncFounded in 1985 by BIA Hall of Famer Jerry Nocar, Advantage Book Binding is a family-owned Baltimore trade bindery producing books and post-press work for regional and national clients. Its Book Boutique extends the company’s production capabilities into one-off and limited-edition custom books, while a separate department repairs and restores treasured books and Bibles. The company operates from a 41,000-square-foot facility and runs two full shifts to handle both large commercial orders and smaller custom projects.GLEN BURNIE, MD