“Plus-cover” indicates the cover will be on a different stock, typically heavier than the body pages of the booklet. Saddle stitched booklets can be “self-cover” which means all pages are printed on the same weight and type of paper. This is best discussed with your printer during the planning stages. Heavier and thicker paper will probably reduce the maximum number of pages ideally suited to saddle stitching.
#Stapled booklet printing plus
For example, 60# gloss text is thin enough that you can comfortably saddle stitch up to 96 pages plus cover. The number of pages suited for saddle stitching varies depending on the type and thickness of the paper used for the interior pages. Saddle stitched booklets can also be easily 3-hole drilled for inserting into 3-ring binders. They accommodate crossover images spanning 2 pages with ease. They can be small like a pocket guide or large like a road atlas. They can be created in portrait, landscape, and square orientations. Saddle stitched booklets are quite versatile. Saddle stitching is an excellent choice for binding magazines, catalogs, brochures, price lists, programs, wall calendars, newsletters, direct mailers, and more. Adding coatings to the cover can also add a special touch.
Though a saddle stitched booklet is an economical choice, it can easily possess a "WOW" factor through attractive design, vibrant color, and good paper choices. Saddle stitching is the most common and cost-effective method for binding booklets.
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