Custom Book Printing Services

Soft cover books refers to books that have their pages bound within a pliable paper cover, as with a paperback novel, corporate annual report or magazine.

A hard cover book is bound with rigid protective covers typically made of binder's board or heavy paperboard. Hard cover books have a flexible, sewn spine that allows the book to lie flat on a surface when opened.

Short run printing, sometimes referred to as “print on demand," uses modern digital printing equipment to produce smaller quantities of short run booklets, calendars, brochures, and more.

• Bi-fold
• Tri-fold
• Z-fold
• Gate-fold
• Full-color
• Black-and-white
• Die-cut
• Perforated

Periodicals are magazines, scholarly journals, newspapers, and newsletters that are published at regular intervals.

Various displays and marketing collateral can be produced in-house including maps, teaching aids, banners, promotional items and
point-of-sale displays.

Specialty assembly requirements like shrink wrapping and specialized labeling can be applied to promote and protect your products. 

Perfect binding is a widely used soft cover book binding method in which the pages and cover are glued together at the spine.

Spiral binding uses a continuous spiral wire or plastic strip which is passed through holes along one edge to bind the book.

Saddle-Stitch binding, one of the most common binding methods, is when single sheets of paper are folded in half and then stapled through the fold by a saddle-stitch stapler.

Case binding is used for hardcover books. Groups of folded pages are sewn together using thread, which is then enveloped in a hardboard cover.

Wire-O binding is used for both hard and soft-cover books. The wire may be seen, concealed, or semi-concealed. It is a higher-quality alternative to spiral binding. 

Board books are durable books made from cardboard and designed for children. They are usually made with heavy laminated paper or cardboard.