Central Bindery Company

Our Company History Andy and Patsy Delph purchased Phoenix-based Central Bindery Company (CBC) in 1984. At the time, 12 employees served customers from the 12,000-square-foot facility.

With the support and trust of its growing clientele, Central Bindery was able to expand to 20,000 square feet in 1988. We expanded again in 1995 by purchasing adjacent land, adding 16,500 square feet and adding our scrap paper recycling system and our high speed perfect binder. Central Bindery now employs 65 people working two shifts in a 36,500 square foot facility.

We are a family-owned business, and we consider our employees, our most important asset, as part of our family. As a client, you too are included in the clan.

Every year, Central Bindery donates 1/2% of its sales to worthwhile causes. As we make money from our society, it is our duty to give back a portion to those less fortunate. Charities we donate to include ASU West, Hillsdale College, Agua Fria Food Bank, Salvation Army, Boy Scouts of America, Crisis Nursery, St. Mary's Food Bank, Crisis Pregnancy Center, Ducks Unlimited, and others.

Central Bindery Company (CBC) will handle all your projects efficiently and professionally. Whether it is a $100 job cutting and folding a brochure or a $100,000 book binding project, we've got you covered.

Allow us to work with you to plan your project, and we will save you substantial time and money. After all, just to meet your needs, we have invested in multiple systems of state-of-the-art equipment, plus we run two work shifts every day. We also take care of our world by recycling 1.8 million pounds of scrap paper each year.

We are friendly and easy-going around here, but we are also very serious when it comes to producing your job on time and within budget. After all, our staff hasn't spent some 14 decades of combined experience in the bindery industry for nothing!