Broadside accordion folds, or single sheet accordion folds on cover stock, each require scoring in the first section before the right angle fold.
Andre Palko
Even the simplest bindery department can be a complicated operation with a mix of post-press machinery, procedures and materials. No matter how well-trained an operator or manager, it's easy to miss something that leads to a mistake. A checklist can prevent mistakes with surprising results.
Nearly all of the successful marketing strategies were inspired by ideas from outside the printing industry.
Do you believe in the power of the printed word? By the number of printed newsletters I get from printers, I’d say “No.”
There are some surprising reasons a printing business (or an in-plant) might lose a client. If you’ve been around the printing industry for any time, you know all about the common yet fatal customer service problems such as missed deadlines, printing errors or finishing mistakes. However, recent research from Pitney Bowes details some reasons that…
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Even if you never see a customer in your job, you have an impact on the customer and on the bottom line. Your actions on the job affect
