Cutting
Posters, wrapping paper, business cards, leaflets, flyers, and more.
Leaflets
We are able to cut a wide variety of sizes, from standard A4 and B5 formats to custom sizes.
We also offer interleaving between stacks to prevent smudging, as well as obi band wrapping for bundled leaflets.
Business Cards
Mini folds, gate folds, accordion folds, roll folds, and more. We also support combination folds and specialized folding methods.
Folding
Mini folding, gate folding, accordion folding, flyer folding, tri-folding, and more (Combination folding, specialized folding)
Tri-folding
The folds are all made in the same direction so they remain parallel. Common examples include roll tri-folds and four-panel roll folds.
Gate Folding (Double Gate Folding)
Gate folding is created by folding both ends of the paper inward and then folding the sheet in half. This type of fold is often used for brochures, leaflets, and company materials.
Accordion Folding
Accordion folding is created by alternating mountain folds and valley folds to form a zig-zag pattern. It is also known as fan folding or concertina folding. This folding method is often used for maps, brochures, artist books, and folded booklets.
Z-Folding
A type of accordion folding in which alternating mountain folds and valley folds create a “Z” shape when viewed from the side. Also known as a three-panel accordion fold.
Commonly used for brochures, maps, and promotional materials.
Binding
Saddle stitching, collating, inserts, side stitching, burst perfect binding, perfect binding, case binding, and more.
Saddle Stitch Binding
Saddle stitch binding is a bookbinding method that uses staples along the spine. It is suitable for pamphlets, catalogs, and booklets ranging from 8 to approximately 64 pages. This binding method opens flat easily, making it well suited for layouts that spread across two pages.
Perfect Binding
Perfect binding is a bookbinding method in which glue is used to bind and strengthen the spine. This durable binding method is suitable for catalogs, books, and notebooks intended for long-term use.
Side Stitch Binding
Often used for order sheets, receipts, and memo pads, this binding method uses staples placed a few millimeters away from the spine.
Drawing Pad is also produced using this method, allowing each sheet to be cleanly torn away 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 with uniform sizes, spacing, and positioning for loose-leaf paper, planners, and other paper products. Hole diameters from 3 mm to 8 mm are available.
Corner Rounding
We offer corner rounding in R3 and R6 sizes. Rounded corners give printed materials a softer and more refined impression. This process is suitable for shop cards, pamphlets, and other printed materials.
Scoring/Perforating
Scoring is a process that makes thick paper products, such as shop cards, easier to fold. Perforating allows printed materials such as tickets, vouchers, and coupons to be easily torn by hand without the use of scissors.
Hot Foil Stamping
We offer hot foil stamping in gold, silver, black, white, and other colors, as well as translucent foil, hologram foil, and debossing. This process allows logos and other design elements to stand out while adding an elegant finish to catalog covers, packaging, and printed materials.
Die Cutting
Die cutting is often used to create window openings on book and catalog covers, as well as pockets and holders for saddle-stitched pamphlets. Our products also use this technique for packaging made from recycled cardboard.
Paste Binding
Padding is a binding method that allows individual sheets to be torn off easily one by one. This method is commonly used for order sheets, receipts, memo pads, sticky notes, and other paper products. Memo Block is also produced using this binding method.