Wire-O binding is one out of the four binding options that we offer here at PrintingCenterUSA.com. It is also known as wire binding and is named after the black metal wire that it uses to bind the project’s pages together. Although it’s not one of our most popular binding types, like Saddle ...
The success of your book largely depends on its cover design. Potential readers will be drawn to your book by its attractive design and be persuaded to take it up off the shelf or click on it at an online bookstore. It’s not just about producing a beautiful work of art. It’s about forming ...
The Ultimate Guide to Spiral Bound Books Spiral binding is one out of the four binding options that we offer here at PrintingCenterUSA.com. It is named after its plastic spiral coil that holds all of the content’s pages together. Although it’s not one of our most popular binding types, like ...
You’ve just finished the laborious task of writing a book – now it’s time to publish your outstanding work. Where do you begin? With so many options out there, it can be tricky figuring out how to publish your material effectively, especially for first-timers! Writing a book is a huge ...
The meaning of the word collate is to collect, arrange and assemble in a specific order of sequence. In printing terminology, it is to assemble multiple sheets or parts together to create a set. Collating is most commonly used in the preparation of booklets, catalogs, manuals & collated ...
If you’re thinking about self-publishing books or have a large order of books or booklets coming up the pipeline, you’re probably wondering about bookbinding. Before even designing your next project, you definitely want to consider all of the binding choices. Some factors to consider are page ...
One of the most important decisions to make for your next book printing project is what type of binding option to choose. While saddle stitch binding is our most popular and cost efficient form of binding, if you have a high enough page count, perfect bound is also a top choice. In this blog, ...
