Book Binding

Whether you're producing a proposal, presentation materials, training manuals or reports, binding adds a professional polish that stapled corners and binder clips just can't match.

Q's can bind your document with a variety of colorful options.

Remember to add an extra 1/2" margin on your document to make room for the binding.

Coil Binding
A continuous, spring-shaped piece of plastic, this durable crush-resistant bind allows a bound book to lay flat ... even back on itself for easy reading.

Comb Binding
A continuous, spring-shaped piece of plastic, this durable crush-resistant bind allows a bound book to lay flat ... even back on itself for easy reading.


Tape Binding
A piece of sturdy cloth tape is fused to the document along the left margin, forming a spine. Known for its strength and permanence, this preferred bind of academia produces bound results similar to a paperback book.


Bookletmaking
Bound with staples along its folded edge, this finishing touch is used most commonly with newsletters, company bulletins and catalogs.