Book Printing & Binding

Book binding types and methods

There are different binding methods you can choose from when you decide to print a book with us. 

• Saddle-stapling
  The saddle-staplling binding method is the most cost-effective one: pages are simply folded and stapled together with strong, long, staples. It's particularly indicated for small books, booklets, informative magazines and lookbooks.
  
  
• Perfect binding (paperback or softcover books)
  A common and widely used binding type in which the pages and cover are glued together with a strong adhesive. The perfect binding method is more affordable than hardcovers and you've probably been noticing that every time you went to a bookstore. It's a great, light-weight book binding option for different purposes. From graphic novels to catalogues and manuals.
  Why is it called "perfect"? All pages, cover included, have the same size and align perfectly.
  
  
• Wire binding
  This book binding method is known by different names such as wiro binding, twin loop bindng and wirebind. The result is the same: the punched pages are held together by plastic or wire coils. It's mostly used for training manuals, notes, reports and documents. The wire binding allows 360 degrees page-turning and heaps of flexibility.