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Binding types

Choosing the right binding method influences not only the appearance of a book, but also its functionality, durability and ease of use. Different binding methods are suitable depending on the number of pages, intended use and desired effect. We have compiled a selection of the most important binding methods for you.

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A close-up of an open hardcover book showing the sewn spine and the binding structure where the pages are securely attached. The book lies flat, revealing the even edges of the printed pages.

Brochures

A brochure, often also referred to as a softcover, is a versatile and cost-effective binding solution. It features one or more flexible covers, can be produced with or without flaps and is usually trimmed on three sides. Thanks to its flexible construction, it is suitable for a wide range of applications in professional book and print production.


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Close-up of a hardcover book with a pink cover and visible white endpaper. The book is slightly open, showing the thickness of the pages and a black and white inner page.

Hardcover

A hardcover, also known as a case binding, is generally characterised by rigid covers, three trimmed edges and a book case with a spine insert. It offers a particularly durable and high-quality binding solution.

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Hardcover book with a yellow cloth cover and red text on the front and spine reading "Institut Industrial Design 1999–2014 in Aarau.

Edge Printing

With printed book edges, your book becomes a real eye-catcher. In addition to the front and back, the page edges can be individually designed and enhanced with colours, patterns or motifs. The result is a fully designed book with a unique character and high recognition value.

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Hardcover book with a dust jacket featuring a photograph of modern skyscrapers viewed from below against a cloudy sky, titled "Gebaeude". The book is closed and lying flat.

Processing & refinement

Producing a high-quality book involves numerous production steps. Discover a selection of processing and finishing options that give your book project exceptional quality and impact.

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Hands applying a metallic foil to the red cover of a book or print product using a hot foil stamping machine.