Binding

Once we print your documents, Quoyeser can bind your document with a variety of creative 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.

Wire Binding

Wire binding offers a high-tech look with outstanding durability. The metal wire comb is pushed through holes punched in the left margin of the document, then crimped together to hold pages. Wire binding allows pages to turn easily, and the book lay completely flat when opened.

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.

Velo Binding

Most commonly used for legal documents, velo binding creates a sleek profile by using a thin plastic strip to bind the pages of the document.

Booklet Making

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