BINDERY SERVICES

We are pleased to offer a comprehensive range of in house bindery solutions for the materials we print for you. 

• Laser assisted paper trimming
• Saddle stitching and booklet making
• Scoring, perforating and folding
• Corner stapling
• 3 hole drilling
• Padding
• Collation
• Shrink wrapping
• Wafer sealing
• Corner rounding

Binding options

We offer the following standard binding choices for pages we print for you: 

Plasticoil Binding

Wire Binding

Pro Click Binding

NEW! We now offer Unibind bindery

Like perfect binding, Unibinding, does not require a document to be punched and uses heat to secure the binding. But, Unibinding does not require an oversized cover since the front and back cover are printed separately. An attractive, steel edging holds up to 340 pages securely in place and can be rebound without damaging the booklet.  Our Unibinding includes the option to use a printed front and back cover or a more traditional clear plastic front and solid back. We stock edging in aluminum and black colors, and additional designer colors are available by special order. We can also add a hard cover for the look of a professionally bound hard back book.

DIE CUTTING

We now offer in-house professional die cutting and can die cut your printing to most any custom shape. 

Die cutting allows you to add a unique customization for any print project up to 12" x 18"
Some of the more common used for die cutting include:

• Door Hangers
  
• Circular or unusual shapes
  
• Cutting around a logo or image
  
• Punch out of interior shapes and circles

Die cutting is available for pieces we print. 

UV COATING

Add a protective UV coating to your Indigo printed pages.

UV Coating is a clear liquid spread over the paper like ink and then cured instantly with ultraviolet light to provide a gloss finish.  UV coating gives more protection and sheen than either varnish or aqueous coating.

Why add a UV coating?

The three most common reasons for adding a coating over your printed piece are:
 
1.  For protection,
2.  To avoid scuffing the ink
3.  For aesthetic reasons to add depth and interest.