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Many businesses and organizations print manuals and handbooks to provide guidance on a variety of topics. Common examples include the following: Training and Instruction Manuals Repair, Maintenance... Read More

This illustration shows a document being Roll-folded into 8 panels (4 panels on each side).A Roll Fold refers to a document folding method that uses a succession of parallel folds to create multiple panels of... Read More

Carbonless forms (aka NCR forms) provide a quick and inexpensive method for creating multiple copies of an original document. This is why carbonless technology is very popular in the world of business, particularly... Read More

Sequential Numbering is a popular feature on custom-printed forms Sequential Numbering, also known as Consecutive Numbering, refers to the printing of ascending or descending identification numbers so that each... Read More

As a book printer, we frequently receive inquiries about incorporating distinguishing elements into medium or long run book projects. Specifically, clients seek features that offer a distinctive appearance without... Read More

Catalog envelopes and Booklet envelopes are well-known and widely employed in business correspondence due to their versatility and practicality. These envelopes come in various sizes, with the most commonly used... Read More

Booklets are commonly produced using the Saddle-Stitch binding method, which is cost-effective and widely used. This method involves taking printed sheets, folding them, and nesting them within one another. The... Read More

Mini Books can be bound along the top or side In specific book projects, it is necessary for the books to have a small size. Apart from the reduced width and height dimensions, the thickness of the book is... Read More

The Spiral Coil Binding method uses a spring-like coil to join the book's cover and pages as a unit, but allows them to turn freely. Books bound with this method can lie flat for hands-free reading, making it a... Read More