Our full range of cutting-edge equipment is utilised in the production of stitched booklets, ensuring that your client's artwork reaches its full potential.

Our arsenal includes two high-output Heidelberg XL106 B1 litho presses with LE-UV drying and both the nano-graphic Landa S10p and S11p, providing unparalleled flexibility and speed for any print run.

The stitching process is executed on the Müller Martini Prinova Digital Saddle Stitch Liners, guaranteeing the high-quality bound booklets you can proudly present to your clients.

The Muller Martinis are capable of being fed from any device in our factory, making them very flexible. We can feed the stitchers with reels and move from size to size automatically, and could also switch from reels to sections, to digital sheets.

We have 3 section folders that provide work for the Muller Martinis. Sheets are fed through the feeder into the first folding unit and are folded the required number of times. The folded sheet then passes through a second folding section, where a blade creates an additional perpendicular fold.

With a maximum of 16 pages per fold, section folding enables two-directional folds, ideal for artwork that needs to follow a specific flow or pattern, such as maps or instructional leaflets.

The machine is equipped with Hunkeler and Stahl folders, allowing pages to be cut to size and folded before being automatically collated and stitched.

The covers are then fed into the machine separately. Once the inner sections are collated, they travel along the saddle to the cover station, where the cover is applied, and the book is stitched. The finished book then passes through the three-knife trimmer to be cut to the final size, before being stacked and dispatched for packing.

Diversity is key in our selection of stock for saddle-stitched books, offering your clients a range of choices to achieve their desired booklet outcome. Plus, we extend options for lamination and embellishment, including soft-touch velvet lamination, spot UV and foiling, adding that extra touch of luxury to the final product.

Wiro-Bound

Wiro-binding stands out as one of the most cost-effective and user-friendly book binding techniques. In this method, a spiral or wire coil is threaded through perforated holes along the booklet's spine.

With the capacity to accommodate up to 400 printed pages, along with the added benefit of being able to rotate a full 360 degrees and lie flat, wiro-binding proves to be an excellent choice for notebooks, calendars, and manuals. This unique feature not only makes it easy to write on but is also ideal for day-to-day use.