Book Printing and Binding with Book Printing Revolution

Not only do we offer incredible quality printing and incredible prices, we excel in an art form you might not often think of: long lasting, quality book binding.

Our partner's bindery department creates the finished book printing and binding product. They use more than 100 processes or machines daily to fold, perforate, stich, cut, drill, case-in and bind the pages. They are experts in all major binding methods, including saddle-stich, side-stich, softbound / perfect bound and hardbound.

Softbound Book Binding

Softbound books are books with soft covers, typically paper (plain, varnished or laminated), or cover stock that is hot-foil stamped or silk-screened. To make a softbound book, the printed "signatures" are gathered, the spine is trimmed, cold or hot glue are appied to the exposed spine, the cover is applied and the product is trimmed to it's final size. (A "signature" is the name printers give to a printed sheet after it has been folded and prepared for binding). Common examples of softbound books are paperback novels, technical manuals and telephone books.

Perfect book biding

Harbound Book Binding

Hardbound books are books with rigid protective covers. The covers are typically made with cardboard covered by cloth, heavy papaer or sometimes leather. Hardbound books may have flexible sewn spines, which allow the book to lie flat on a surface when opened. Most modern commercial hardcover books are burst-bound, which uses a two-shot application of cold and hot glues to secure the gathered printed "signatures".

Casing-In Process

Book Stamping

The Book Printing and Binding Masters

With our partner's 5 million-plus book annual output, 1.3 million square-foot facitility, and market-leading practices and technologies, you know you're going with on of the most advanced printers in North America. And with our partner's pricing advantages, extremeley experienced personnel, and even more savings on shipping as they pass their volume shipping discounts on to you, you'll know you're printing books with the book printing and binding masters.