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Scodix & Metal
When you would like to create a talking point, Scodix provides a clear high gloss coating that people just can’t put down.
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Spot UV
Similar to Scodix, this is a process where you are able to highlight specific areas of your artwork with a light gloss coating.
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Laminating
Laminating options include Gloss, Matt and New Velvet to add that quality and protective finishing to your prints.
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Saddle Stitching
This method of binding is the most frequently requested for collated books. Binding options are governed by the number and stock weight of pages.
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Spiral Binding
Coil or Spiral binding is ideal to manuals, notepads and conference notes. Customers also choose coil binding when they need each page to open fully.
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Wiro Binding
Most commonly used for calendars, notebooks and reports, wires are available in a range or colours.
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Perfect Binding
The pages and cover are glued together. The other three sides of the book are then trimmed as needed to give them clean “perfect” edges.
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Padding
Desk pads and stationery such as delivery and memo pads. Using glue, these can be bound on any of the straight edges.
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Collating
Collating is done when multiple kinds are required in a specific order in jobs such as Mail Out. We offer collation to bring the job together.
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Perforation
Perforation is a process used to allow easy separation of two sections of the material, such as allowing paper to be torn easily along.