Saddle Stitching: The traditional saddle-stitched booklet is characterized by double staples securing the scored sheets of paper. Each side of a page is regarded as a single page, which means that the total page count for booklets must be a multiple of four. This binding method is ideally suited for booklets with a page range of 8 to 36; any greater thickness may lead to issues with the books not lying completely flat.

Perfect Binding: This process involves cutting and adhering multiple pages to create a spine. For a perfect bound book, we suggest using a thicker cover, as the glued spine contributes to a polished and professional appearance. Perfect binding is particularly suitable for look books, annual reports, and catalogues. We advise utilizing perfect binding for documents containing between 12 and 100 pages.

Wire Binding: Wire binding is an ideal solution for frequently utilized manuals, reports, student worksheets, and reference materials. We employ a premium loop wire binding method, complemented by a clear acetate front cover and a leatherette back cover. This binding technique is suitable for documents ranging from a few pages to several hundred. Our extensive selection includes black, white, and gold wires to accommodate various sizes. Additionally, wire binding can be adapted to create calendars with hangers.