Saddle Stitch
A method of binding by stapling through the crease of collated folded sheets.
Baffled by the jargon some printers use? Let us explain what all those terms mean...
A method of binding by stapling through the crease of collated folded sheets.
Paper finish that simulates the texture of satin.
To mechanically impress a mark into thick paper or board to enable it to be folded without cracking, also known as crease.
A method of printing by forcing ink through a fine screen of fabric; this technique can be applied to a wide range of surfaces, including paper, fabric, metal and plastic.
Paper which includes identification features such as metallic strips and watermarks, used on checks and other security sensitive documents.
A publication using the same paper weight for the cover as the inner pages.
The darkest areas of a photograph or illustration.
A method of binding by stapling through collated unfolded sheets along the binding edge.
Printed sheet folded to become part of a publication.
A precise description of the requirements for a print order.
The binding edge of a publication.
A method of binding that involves winding a spiral wire or plastic through pre-punched holes along the edge of collated papers; also known as coil bind.
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