Saddle stitching is the most economical binding available. Pick up a Time or Newsweek to see what this looks like. The pages are stapled together through the center of the spine of folded sheets. A variation on saddle stitching is side stitching. It is not a very popular method, but it is another means of joining pages of a printed piece together by stapling through the cover along the binding edge. Generally used for short-run materials. Cheap cost and easy production makes this binding the most popular binding method.
+ Advantages
Gives your
document that "Saddle Stitch" look
Great "newsletter" look
Great for crossover images because it has no
"step-up"
Fast turnarounds
Professional style
Perfect page registration
+ Technical Tips
Up to 1/4" thick
Side stitching available
Finish trim requires minimum 1/8" all sides
+ Common Uses
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