Binding Methods FAQ

There are a variety of binding methods can can be used for combining separate pages into a finished document. The type of binding may be limited by the paper size and number of pages to be bound. The images below illustrate some of the more popular binding methods used in the printing industry. If you have questions about these or other binding methods, use Contact Us in the menu above.

       Corner Staple Binding

The most economical binding

method, a staple is used in the                 

corner to attach pages                       

together.   

        Saddle Stitch Binding

This inexpensive method binds

pages using two or more staples

placed along a folded edge.

Suitable for 60 pages or less, there

is no printable spine with this

option.                               

Coil/Continuous Loop Binding

A round plastic or metal coil is

wound through the pages to hold

them together. Pages bound this

way can be opened 360 degrees

and can remain flat when open.

Available in black (standard) and

other colors including PMS.

              Wire-O Binding

Also known as twin-loop binding

or double-loop binding. A wire is

threaded through small holes in

the edge of the paper. The result

is very similar in look and function

to coil binding. A variety of colors

are available.