Print Knowledge Center

Many people are unsure about the differences between flyers, brochures, and pamphlets. If you happen to be one of them, be sure to read this informative article.

Each category of paper has a basic size from which a paper’s basis weight is figured. The basis weight of a paper is based on the weight of 500 sheets in its basic size.

Synthetic paper has been a real game-changer for printed menus. It has the look and print characteristics of regular paper, but is superior in almost every way.

"Punch and Bind" methods of book creation involve punching a series of holes along one edge of a book’s cover and pages, and then installing a pre-formed spine element through the holes to bind the sheets together.

Synthetic paper is waterproof, tear-resistant, and easy to clean. Hence, this innovative material is the preferred choice for a variety of printed map projects.

Blind Embossing is a creative finishing technique that presses images or text into a paper substrate, without the use of any ink, metallic foil, or spot clear coat as an enhancement.