Peter Carrot-Top

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5 common binding methods for magazine printing

Good magazine printing not only needs good content, novel layout design, but also needs a suitable binding method, because a suitable binding method is convenient for readers to read and can add a touch of beauty. Today, let's talk about the 5 kinds of binding methods commonly used in magazines: Saddle stitch Saddle stitching usually refers to "wire tacks", and instead of using pre-made staples, the machine cuts a length of wire from a rolled wire during production, then staples it into the paper, and bend the wire on the other side of the paper to secure it. Saddle stitching has a short binding cycle and low cost, but the binding firmness is poor, and the iron wire used is difficult to penetrate thicker pages. Suitable for books under 32 pages. Such as cheap magazine printing.
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