TRANSFORMING IDEAS INTO TANGIBLE EXCELLENCE
At Einstein Printing, we understand that the final touch on your printed materials can make all the difference.
Our bindery services ensure that your documents are not only beautifully presented but also durable and
professional. From corporate reports to creative booklets, we’ve got you covered.
OUR KEY BINDERY SERVICES
• Wire Binding: Our wire binding, also known as wire-o binding, provides a sophisticated and durable option
for securing your documents. Ideal for presentations, reports, notebooks, and calendars, wire binding allows
your pages to open flat and rotate 360 degrees, offering both functionality and a polished look.
• Saddle Stitching: Perfect for booklets, brochures, and magazines, saddle stitching involves stapling
the pages through the fold line. This economical option is best for smaller documents and
ensures a clean, professional finish.
• Perfect Binding: Ideal for thicker publications such as catalogs, manuals, and books,
perfect binding involves gluing the pages to a spine with a strong, flexible adhesive.
The result is a sleek, professional look that’s both durable and visually appealing.
• Spiral Binding: For a flexible and cost-effective solution, spiral binding is a great choice.
Pages are bound using a plastic or metal coil, allowing them to lay flat when open.
This method is particularly popular for notebooks, manuals, and instructional books.
• Folding: There are not many ways we can't fold a sheet of paper. Here are some of the more common:
bi-fold, tri-fold, Z-fold, gate fold, double gate fold, accordion fold, roll fold and right angle folding.
We typically score the paper before folding to ensure a nice, even fold for a beautiful finish.
• Padding: 25, 50 and 100 sheets are the normal amount per pad, but we can put as many as
you like in your pad. We use have two different gluing methods to ensure perfect pads.
• Embossing/Foil Stamping: If you are looking for the most elegant look, this two applications
should be at the top of your list. We can even combine the two to give an amazing final look.
Die-Cutting: If square or rectangle paper not your thing, then let's die cut it! We can cut almost any
shape out of a printed sheet, even a non-printed sheet. Let your creative mind go wild!
WHY CHOOSE EINSTEIN PRINTING?
• Expert Craftsmanship: Our experienced team ensures that every document is bound with precision and care.
• High-Quality Materials: We use only the best materials to ensure durability and a professional finish.
• Customization Options: Pick from a variety of binding styles, colors, and sizes for your needs & brand identity.
• Quick Turnaround: We understand deadlines and work efficiently to deliver your projects on time.
READY TO TRANSFORM YOUR DOCUMENTS?
Ready to connect with your audience in a more personal and
effective way? Contact us today to discuss your print and
bindery needs, request a quote, and start driving results.
CALL US TODAY at 972.387.8485
or email us at orders@einsteinprinting.com
for questions, pricing or more information.
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Saddle Stitch
Saddle stitching is stapling a booklet, magazine, or other printed piece together on the spine. It’s most effective when used for binding 64 or fewer pages. It’s also a very cost-effective bindery method. -
Coil / Spiral Binding
Coil binding or spiral binding is a popular method that joins the pages of a book together using a durable plastic or metal coil shaped like a spring and inserted into small holes punched into the document. This is a great method for booklets or catalogs that are referenced often, as the coil doesn’t damage the binding and allows the book to easily lay flat or fold completely back on itself. -
Comb Binding
In comb binding, round plastic spines (or combs) are inserted into a series of rectangular holes that have been punched into the printed booklet. A book that has been comb bound can be opened to lay flat, but can’t be opened to 360 degrees. Comb binding also allows for adding or removing pages. -
Wire Binding
Wire binding, also known as wire-o binding, is a popular method for securing the pages of a booklet or document together. It uses a continuous hinge of double loop wire strands that hold the pages together and allow them to open flat and even rotate 360 degrees. This type of binding is commonly used for presentations, reports, notebooks, and calendars due to its durability and professional appearance. The wire can be made of metal and comes in various colors and sizes to accommodate different document thicknesses.
