Cutting
Posters, wrapping paper, business cards, leaflets, flyers, and more.
Leaflets
We are able to cut a wide variety of sizes, from standard A4/B5 sizes to unconventional ones. We are also able to add papers between stacks of leaflets to prevent smudging or add obi bands around stacks of them.
Business Cards
We can cut smaller paper items like business cards, point cards, and even specialized items like perfume testing sheets.
Folding
Mini folding, gate folding, accordion folding, flyer folding, tri-folding, and more (Combination folding, specialized folding)
Tri-folding
The folds are all done in the same direction so they are parallel. We can do both tri-folding and roll folding.
Gate Folding (Double Gate Folding)
Folding the ends of the paper in and then folding the paper in half is what is known as gate folding. This type of fold is often used for store and company leaflets.
Accordion Folding
When “mountain folds” and “valley folds” are repeated, this zig-zag effect is known as accordion folding (also sometimes called “fan folding”). In Japanese, the number of folds is referred to as the number of “pleats” and “mountains.”
Z-Folding
A type of accordion folding, after just one “mountain fold” and one “valley fold,” the paper will resemble the letter “Z.” Also known as three-panel accordion folding.
Binding
Saddle stitching, collating, inserts, side stitching, burst perfect binding, perfect binding, case binding, and more.
Saddle Stitch Binding
Saddle stitch is a bookbinding method that uses staples in the book’s spine and is suitable for pamphlets and catalogs that range from 8 to 64 pages. This simple design opens easily, and information can be fit across the entire page.
Perfect Binding
Paste is used to solidify the spine, so this durable binding method will help the book last for a long time.
Side Stitch Binding
Often used with order sheets and receipts, this binding method involves binding the paper with staples a few millimeters away from the spine of the item. Our Drawing Pad uses this method so each sheet can be cleanly torn off one by one.
Other Types of Paper Processing
Perforating, scoring, hole drilling, corner rounding, hot foil stamping, cut outs, paste binding, and more.
Hole Punching
We can punch holes in uniform sizes, locations, and pitches that are suitable for loose-leaf paper or planners. We can punch holes from 3mm to 8mm in diameter.
Corning Rounding
We can round corners to R3 and R6. With rounded corners, printed materials look more professional and inviting. This process is perfect for shop cards and pamphlets.
Scoring/Perforating
Scoring is the process of making paper items like shop cards easier to fold. Perforating allows papers like tickets, shopping vouchers, and coupons to be torn easily without the use of scissors.
Hot Foil Stamping
We can do color hot foil stamping in gold, silver, black, and white, as well as translucent stamping, hologram stamping, and debossing. The process allows logos and other personalized touches to stand out, adding a touch of elegance to catalog covers and packaging.
Cut Outs
This process is often used as a “window” on the cover of a book or catalog or to make holders that contain saddle-stitched pamphlets. Our company’s products use this technique for our recycled cardboard packaging.
Paste Binding
Paste binding allows individual sheets to be torn off easily. This process is typically used for order sheets, receipts, memo pads, sticky notes, and more. We use this method in the manufacturing of our Memo Block.