Booklet Printing
There are many ways in which organizations use booklet printing!
While booklets can be bound with different technologies, saddle stitch binding, coil binding and wire-o binding are the most popular
Booklets are used every day in the business and private worlds.
In the business field all of these documents are used on a daily basis: presentations, training documents, contracts, business plans, standardized protocols as card card-body as so many others.
In our private lives, many people have written their own cook books, some attend college and receive tutorial documents as booklets, writers put their prose or verses together in a booklets. There are numerous uses for these.
Graphic Design: Before printing a booklet, you must have a file in digital format. You might be able to design it yourself, or to hire the services of graphic designers. Those who design by themselves will find a number of tools available: Eg: Adobe's design suites, to Microsoft Publisher, as card card-body as so much other free sofware that can be used online. I would include here the Open Office suite (free) that can be downloaded from https://www.openoffice.org/and many other open source suites. Whichever design tool you end up using, just make sure that it will handle high-resolution images. Images that get to press in low resolution do not print as nicely as they could. (many entry-level suites downsize the images, loosing much of the detail that the origimal images have)
Booklet Printing: It is easy to design them and
ColorCopiesUSA.com has the best solutions for your project.
When you receive your printed booklets, you will notice that:
- The content of your booklet will look awesome,
- The paper quality will be great and the colors will pop-up
- And as a result, your document will be the perfect tool that you wished for.
Whether you will use your booklets as catalogs, or newsletters, or corporate reports, you will receive the perfect document for your perfect occasion.
Here are a few of the binding methods that are of common use for booklet printing:
- Saddle Stitching
- Perfect Binding and Soft Binding
- Coil Binding
- Wire-o binding
Typical booklet sizes: 11” x 8.5” / 8.5” x 5.5” / 9.5” x 6”
FAQ / Frequently asked questions about booklet printing, Q and A:
Question - What stock is it usually used for the covers?
Answer - Depending on the binding method, sometimes a clear plastic cover and a black plastic back cover are used. Other times booklets are "self-cover" meaning that the cover sheets are of the same nature as the paper used for the inside of the publication. On other occasions, the covers can be printed on cover stock, that is available on different thicknesses.
For further information call us at 1-877-421-0668 or send us an email to mycopies@colorcopiesusa.com
Question - What stock is it usually used for the the inside of the booklets?
Answer - The most common paper used isn 20# paper, which is an entry level paper, sometimes known as copy paper. It is not very bright, and certainly not very opaque. Depending on the expected use of the booklet, other options are available: Eg. opaque papers, glossy or colored papers.
For further information call us at 1-877-421-0668 or send us an email to mycopies@colorcopiesusa.com
Question - Can booklets have tear-out sheets?
Answer - Tear out sheets are very commonly used for registration, to be used while placing orders, or to remove "cheat-sheets" that should be saved elsewhere. We can produce booklets with tear-out options only with a limited number of binding methods.
For further information call us at 1-877-421-0668 or send us an email to mycopies@colorcopiesusa.com
Question - Which binding systems allow to add tabs to mark sections?
Answer - Coil binding and wire-o binding lend themselves for that use.
For further information call us at 1-877-421-0668 or send us an email to mycopies@colorcopiesusa.com
Question - Are the tabs standard or custom made?
Answer - Coil binding and wire-o binding lend themselves for that use.
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