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An example of a Business Card with all four corners rounded "Rounded Corners" is a finishing technique used to improve certain printed pieces' aesthetics and/or functionality. For example, business cards... Read More

The book's cover and pages are held together by a spring-like coil that is spiraled through small holes punched along the spinal edge of the book. Coil Binding, also known as Spiral Binding, is a very popular... Read More

What is Spot UV Printing?Spot UV is a technique used in printing that involves applying a glossy and protective layer to specific areas of a print material. This process utilizes polymer resin and ultraviolet light... Read More

Once your business or organization gets to the point where it is ordering books, catalogs, manuals, or other multi-page documents in longer runs, say quantities of 5,000 or more, you will have likely outgrown... Read More

What is Comb Binding? Comb Binding uses a plastic spine with a series of ring-shaped tines or "teeth" to secure a book's cover and pages Comb Binding, also known as Cerlox binding or Surelox binding, uses a... Read More

Landscape Books are wider than they are tallA Landscape Book is a book that has a width dimension larger than its height dimension. Books that measure 11" wide x 8.5" high, 10" wide x 8" high, or 9" wide x 6" high... Read More

Pocket-Sized Books offer a cost-effective option for sharing printed information. The smaller dimensions not only result in a lower printing cost than a full-sized book, the compact format makes it easier to... Read More

Small softcover books, such as these pocket-size guides, are commonly referred to as Booklets Like many printing terms, the word "Booklet" can be somewhat ambiguous. Though formal definitions abound, they... Read More

What is a Self-Mailer? As its name implies, a Self-Mailer refers to any piece of direct mail that does not require an envelope. In lieu of the envelope, a self-mailer is designed so that address information and... Read More