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The pages are bound together by stapling, but the spine is flat. The difference with the standard saddle stitch binding is that we flatten the spine so that it looks like a perfect binding. The greatest benefit is that you get a finish close to the perfect binding back but at a significantly lower cost. You will be able to upgrade your document quality without exceeding your budget. The most common applications will be the same as for the standard saddle stitch binding, with the added value provided by a straight, flattened spine: restaurant menus, leaflets, instructions, results reports, school textbooks, product catalogues, periodical magazines, communication media, trade shows catalogs, newspapers, booklets, notebooks, etc.

Saddle stitched booklets are made of multiple sheets of paper laid together and stapled through the fold line, with usually 2 staples. A sheet folded in half is 4 pages (front and back included). Thus, the number of pages is a multiple of 4. Including cover pages will add 4 extra pages. The Saddle stitched booklet is perfect for magazine-type print media with a low or medium number of pages, up to approximately 64 pages. The main examples of saddle stitch binding use are: restaurant menus, notices, results reports, textbooks, products or companies’ catalogs, periodicals magazines, exhibitions, trade show, newspapers, notebooks, etc.

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