Catalog - Laser Inkjet
Instruction manuals, meeting training materials, textbooks, handbooks, magazines, journals, tender documents, texts, catalogs
Configure paper, size and finishing online with instant pricing; upload PDF/AI/PSD/TIFF/JPG/PNG files (up to 500MB) and order directly. Delivery options shown at checkout.
- Instant quotes: prices and quantity tiers update as you configure
- Delivery tiers: rush / standard / economy
- Upload validation: page count and dimensions parsed automatically
- Size
- A4 / A5
- Paper
- Inkjet Digital Tullis-Rose Paper / Gloss Paper / Matte Paper / Inkjet Digital Double Coated (High White) / Laser Double Coated Paper (High White)
- Color
- 彩色 / 黑白
- Binding
- Perfect Binding / Hardcover Perfect Binding / O-wire Binding / Saddle-Stitches Binding / Smyth-Sewn Perfect Bound Book
Booklet printing is used for manuals, meeting and training materials, textbooks, handbooks, magazines, journals, tender documents and corporate booklets and other multi-page bound items. Compared with a single sheet, a booklet binds several inner pages and a cover into one volume, making it well suited to systematic, structured text-and-image content — a common vehicle for corporate image presentation and compiled reference material.
Binding options
Common binding methods for booklets are saddle stitch and perfect binding. Saddle stitch fixes folded sheets at the spine with staples, suited to booklets with fewer pages that you want to open flat; perfect binding glues the inner pages to the spine, giving a flat spine that can be printed with a title, suited to thicker booklets with more pages. See the binding comparison guide to weigh page count against budget when choosing.
Page-count rules
Booklet inner pages follow a page-count rule, and the cover is counted separately — different binding methods have their own page-count requirements. The configurator validates the page count when you order and indicates how to adjust it to meet the rule; see the page-count guide for the exact rules.
Cover and inner pages
The cover and inner pages of a booklet can be configured separately: the cover often uses a heavier weight and lamination for stiffness and durability, while the inner pages use a paper and weight suited to reading. Whether to laminate and which paper to use can each be set independently in the configurator. Once specs and page count are set, the price is shown instantly — upload your file to order.
FAQ
- Should I choose saddle stitch or perfect binding for a booklet?
- Saddle stitch is commonly used for fewer pages where a flat, easy-open result is wanted; perfect binding suits higher page counts where a squared-off spine is needed. See the binding comparison guide to choose based on page count and budget.
- Are there rules for booklet page counts?
- Inner pages follow a page-count rule, with the cover counted separately; the configurator validates the page count at checkout and suggests how to round it out. See the page-count guide for details.
- Can the cover and inner pages use different paper?
- Yes. Cover and inner pages can each be configured independently for paper stock, weight and finishes such as lamination.
- What is the minimum print run for a booklet?
- Small runs are supported; the minimum quantity and price tiers are shown instantly in the online configurator.