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Catalog envelopes and Booklet envelopes are well-known and widely employed in business correspondence due to their versatility and practicality. These envelopes come in various sizes, with the most commonly used... Read More

Booklets are commonly produced using the Saddle-Stitch binding method, which is cost-effective and widely used. This method involves taking printed sheets, folding them, and nesting them within one another. The... Read More

Mini Books can be bound along the top or side In specific book projects, it is necessary for the books to have a small size. Apart from the reduced width and height dimensions, the thickness of the book is... Read More

The Spiral Coil Binding method uses a spring-like coil to join the book's cover and pages as a unit, but allows them to turn freely. Books bound with this method can lie flat for hands-free reading, making it a... Read More

A printing press using ultraviolet light to rapidly cure the inkUV Printing refers to a commercial printing process that uses ultraviolet curing technology.Also known as Ultraviolet Printing, the UV Printing process... Read More

What is Shrink-Wrap?Order Pads shrinkwrapped into convenient-sized bundlesShrink-wrap refers to a polymer plastic film that undergoes shrinkage when subjected to heat. This versatile packaging material finds... Read More

An example of a 2-sided tourist map created as a tear-off pad Printed maps are often provided by Visitor Centers, Event Promoters, Tourist Attractions, Information Desks, Rental Car Agencies, Hotel Reception... Read More

Why is it called Saddle-Stitching? Saddle-Stitching may sound like an odd name for a book binding process that places wire staples through sheets of paper, but in the printing industry Stapling is commonly... Read More

Why is it called Saddle-Stitching?Saddle-Stitching may sound like an odd name for a book binding process that places wire staples through sheets of paper, but in the printing industry Stapling is commonly referred to... Read More