POST-PRESS

Our Welbound perfect binders apply PUR or EVA adhesive to milled spine edges and wrap the cover around — producing flat-spine paperback books, annual reports, catalogues, and corporate profiles. Suitable for 80 to 600+ pages.

Our Polygraph section sewing machines thread-stitch signatures together before casing or perfect binding — delivering maximum durability for textbooks, reference books, diaries, and religious texts that need to withstand years of use.

Our Harbhajan saddle stitchers (×3) wire-stitch folded booklets through the spine — the standard method for magazines, school workbooks, brochures, and newsletters up to approximately 80 pages.

Our case making facility produces rigid board hardcover books with cloth, leatherette, or paper-covered cases — for premium novels, gift books, executive diaries, and commemorative corporate publications.

Plastic spiral coil and twin-loop wire (wiro) binding for notebooks, planners, calendars, and training manuals — allowing pages to lie completely flat and fold 360° for ease of use.

Our fleet of Polar guillotine cutters (42") and 3-knife trimmers delivers precise, clean-edge trimming for all finished products — removing makeready waste, squaring signatures, and trimming bound books to exact dimensions.

Gloss or matte thermal film lamination applied to book covers, catalogue covers, and marketing materials — enhancing durability, adding scratch resistance, and creating a premium surface feel. We operate 2 thermal lamination machines.

High-gloss UV varnish applied by our UV coating machine either full-bleed or as selective spot UV — creating a striking contrast on matte-laminated covers and adding a protective, professional finish.

Our fleet of 4 MBO and Stahl folding machines handles buckle and knife folding for signatures, brochure inserts, and stand-alone leaflets — with accuracy critical for correct page sequence in bound publications.

Custom die-cutting for shaped booklets, folder pockets, packaging boxes, and specialty print products. Our die cutting machines handle complex shapes and cut-outs with clean, burr-free edges.

Precision creasing ensures clean, crack-free folds on heavy board covers and packaging. Perforating creates tear-off sections for reply cards, vouchers, and mailer inserts.

Blind embossing, debossing, and metallic foil stamping (gold, silver, holographic) elevate the perceived value of book covers, annual reports, premium diaries, and corporate gift items.