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Perfect bound booklets offer a refined and professional presentation for a range of projects, from magazines and catalogs to novels and detailed guides. This binding method, characterized by its clean, glued spine and flexible cover, provides a sleek finish ideal for medium to large-sized publications. Whether you're preparing marketing materials or literary works, perfect-bound booklets ensure a durable and polished appearance.

How Does Perfect Binding Work?

Perfect binding involves several steps:

  1. Collating Pages: Pages are assembled into a book block.

  2. Applying Adhesive: An adhesive is applied to the spine to secure the pages together.

  3. Attaching the Cover: A flexible cover is wrapped around the spine and glued in place, resulting in a smooth and finished look.

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