Stitched binding publications printing

Without flaps

• Both the block and the cover are trimmed to the same size.

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With one or two flaps

• The cover is smaller than the block on the fold line.

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Wire stitching binding types

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Saddle-stitching on the spine

• Binding with 1-4 (typically 2) staples. Mostly used for periodical publications, exercise books, advertising material (usually up to 96 pages). This becomes very cost-effective in big quantities.

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Side-stitching on the block's side

• Binding with 1-2 staples. An original alternative to adhesive binding - pages are stitched on the side, with a special case for decorative purposes (produced separately). A book bound in such a way was awarded a "Book art diploma" certificate.

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Die-cut stitching

• A particularly interesting technology - a brochure is wire-stitched and die-cut. Especially popular for decorating various publications for children.

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