Finishing and binding

Hard cover

Hardcover book binding uses rigid materials such as lined cardboard, making it ideal for durable, frequently handled books such as academic texts or special editions. Provides an elegant appearance, additional protection of contents and greater durability compared to paperback binding.

Sewn rustic

Sewn paperback binding involves sewing the pages of the book together and gluing them to a flexible cover, and is common in paperback books and novels due to its flexibility and cheaper cost than hardcover binding.

Milled rustic

Milled paperback binding is a common method used for paperback books, catalogs and magazines, in which sheets are made, milled into the spine to create space for adhesive, and glued to a paper cover. This type of finish has a lower cost compared to hardcover.

Lapels

Flaps are common on paperback books or dust jackets of hardcover books. It has flaps that fold inward to provide additional information such as a synopsis, reviews or author biography, not only protecting the book, but also serving an informative and promotional function.

Normal and Omega staple

Normal staple binding consists of joining the pages of a magazine, brochure, etc., using a pair of staples located on the spine. On the other hand, omega staple binding performs the same function as normal staples and also allows for neat filing in a ring binder.

Spiral

Spiral binding is a binding method in which the pages of a book, notebook, or other type of document are joined together using a metal or plastic spiral that passes through holes punched in the edge of the sheets. It is a versatile and practical way to join the pages of a document, offering flexibility and convenience in its use.

Wire-O

Wire-o binding of publications is a process in which an "O"-shaped wire is used to bind the sheets of a book or magazine together, providing a clean, professional finish. This method allows the pages to open completely and be easily turned, making it ideal for manuals, diaries, catalogs and notebooks.

Hidden Wireo-U

Hidden wire-o binding is a process in which wire rings are used to join the pages of a publication in a discreet and elegant way, leaving the wire hidden in the spine of the book. This binding method provides a professional and durable appearance to bound documents.

Agenda

A spiral-bound agenda allows you to turn the pages and keep them in place so you can consult it comfortably and without damaging them. Adding an elastic band to close it prevents it from opening accidentally and protects the contents of the agenda, being a practical option to keep data organization and information security.

Screw

Screw binding is a binding method in which printed material is held in place by screws that run through the pages and spine of the publication.
This type of binding is popular for documents that need to be updated or modified frequently, as it allows pages to be added or removed quickly and easily. It is also used in photo albums or sample books.

Fabric or leather cover

Cloth- or leather-covered binding uses rigid materials such as cardboard lined with one of these materials. It is a detailed and meticulous process that provides an elegant, long-lasting appearance to books or other bound projects. It is usually used for luxury books.

Cover stamping

Printing a book cover in gold, silver or color is a process in which a hot press and a metal tool are used to transfer the pigment to the book cover. This adds a touch of luxury and elegance to the book's presentation, making it stand out among other books on a shelf.

Bookcases

Bookcases are covers or protectors used to shelter and protect books from possible damage, such as scratches, dust or moisture. They are designed to fit the size and shape of books, providing an extra layer of security and preserving their original appearance.

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