V101
Wire-stitched binding V1
Nested sections stitched through the fold with wire staples. A fast and economical choice for brochures, magazines and catalogues.
Bookbinding overview
A binding for every
type of publication.
We produce softcover, hardcover, sewn, perfect-bound and special bindings for printers, publishers and agencies.
Binding types we produce
The best construction depends on page count, paper, format, quantity and intended use. We will recommend the right solution.
V1
V1 NIT02
Thread-stitched binding V1
Nested sections are sewn with textile thread directly through the fold, turning the visible stitch into a distinctive design feature.
V203
Perfect binding V2
Individual leaves or sections are glued at the spine and attached to a soft cover. Suitable for books, catalogues and publications.
V404
Sewn softcover binding V4
Sections are thread-sewn into a durable book block and attached to a soft cover for excellent longevity.
V2 / V405
Softcover with flaps V2 or V4
Perfect-bound or thread-sewn softcover with one or two flaps for added protection and more space for content.
V806
Case binding V8 with laminated cover
Rigid boards are wrapped with printed, laminated paper for a durable and representative hardcover book.
V707
Half-cloth case binding V7
The spine and part of the boards are covered in book cloth, while the remaining area uses paper or laminated cover material.
V8b08
Hardcover V8b with dust jacket
A hardcover book with a separate printed dust jacket and flaps, combining protection with additional design space.
CUT09
Flush-cut hardcover binding
A contemporary case binding in which boards and book block are precisely trimmed flush to the same plane.
TWIN10
Twin Wire binding
Metal double-loop binding for calendars, diaries, pads and catalogues with comfortable 360° page turning.
OTABIND11
Otabind lay-flat binding
A flexible-cover construction with a free spine that allows the book block to open comfortably and lie almost flat.
OPEN12
Exposed-spine sewn binding
Thread-sewn sections remain visible at the spine while a cover with a retained front flap protects the publication.
Non-binding enquiry
Not sure which binding to choose?
Send us the format, page count, paper and quantity. We will recommend the construction and process.