Perfect Binding
Perfect binding is the process of binding togther printed materials by gluing the spine with a strong, flexible adhesive. The cover is then wrapped around the glued pages, and then trimmed to its finished size.
This is commonly used with paperback books, catalogs, zines, manuals, portfolios, and other printed materials with high page count. Our minimum number of allowable leaves is 15 or 30 pages of 130gsm to 170gsm paper thickness.
Ring Binding
This type of binding is the process of punching a hole unto loose leaves and then fastening them together with a metal double-loop wire using a looseleaf binder. Our maximum binding length is 11.7" and is able to bind up to 80 leaves of 120gsm paper thickness.
With a maximum size of A4 (portrait), you can customize your own size, binding, and interior pages with plain, ruled, dotted, grid style pages to choose from. You can make your own planner, journals, or simple personalized notebooks to hoard.
Fully customizable with lamination options on interior and cover.
Available on coated and uncoated sheets of 250-300gsm.
Staple Binding
This is commonly used on portfolios, zines, and other printed materials that have numbered leaves not more than 30 with maximum binding length is 11.7".
Kiss Cut is the process of cutting the surface of stickers. It does not cut the backing material, which allows the kiss cut stickers to peel out of the sheet.
Die cutting is the process of converting materials by cutting, forming, and shearing off the specific area of the printed material.