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 ...
</table > Type of Binding / All Variables Saddle. Stitch Perfect Bound Spiral Bound Wire-O. Bound Page Count Restrictions 8-92 Pages 28 Pages – 2″ Thick 8 Pages – 2 3/4″ Thick 8 Pages – 1 1/4″ Thick Page Increments 4 Page 2 Page 2 Page 2 Page Cost $ ...
In the ever-changing job market, it can be hard to leave a lasting impression with a potential employer, customer, or client. One sure-fire way to make sure that you are remembered is with a custom portfolio book. Not only will a well-made portfolio book showcase all of your qualifications in a ...
One of the biggest choices you need to make before designing your next booklet is what binding type you are going to choose. A lot of factors go into determining which binding type is best, such as page count and the book’s purpose. You must ask yourself questions such as where will it be used? ...
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, ...
At PrintingCenterUSA, we feel that the combination of digital and offset complement each other when it comes to the final price to print a book. We utilize the strengths of each to offer our customers the best of both worlds for quality, price, service and turnaround times. Digital ...
