Bindery Services

In-house post press services for the best finish



Post-Press Bindery Services

What kind of Finishing Does Vedda Offer?

At Vedda, we know how important the finishing touches on an advertisement, so we offer a substantial variety of finishing and bindery services. With in-house equipment, Vedda is able to help you choose whatever bindery options you need.


In book stitching, we staple sheets together where they fold at the spine. We then either use a pamphlet stitch, saddle stitch, wire stitch or stitch bind to solidify the book.

For comb binding,  we insert the teeth of a flexible plastic comb through holes punched along the edge of a stack of paper. This can also be called a plastic bind and GBC bind.

For coil binding, we bind by inserting a flexible plastic coil through holes punched along the edge of a stack of paper.

Tape binding is a method of securing loose printed pages with a strip of tape or plastic strips fused with heat.

Fullfillment is the assembly of multi-part, multi-page materials, to be ready for mailing or your distribution. From printing to distribution, all of our services are under one roof.

The embossing process is when we press an image into paper so it lies above the surface, leaving a slight texture to the paper. 

Gluing is a very common process in finishing. We use it to fasten stacks of paper into a notepad, tablet, or different items which need to be connected together.

Stamping is a method of printing that releases foil from its backing when stamped with the heated die. It is also called block print, and hot foil stamp.

Die cutting is another popular form of finishing paper. This process is where we cut irregular shapes in paper or card stock using a die cutter, which is a specially designed knife tool. It quickly and efficiently cuts your paper into whatever shape you need.

We offer binders which hold sheets of paper that have been drilled with holes.

Folding is where sheets run through a bindery machine dedicated to folding printed materials such as brochures and booklets. There are a wide variety of different folds to choose from so you can pick the one most appropriate for your product.

Scoring is when we compress paper along a straight line so it folds more easily and accurately. It is more commonly known as creasing the paper. This also helps to to minimize any cracks on the paper where ink/toner are present.

Perforating takes place on a press or a bindery machine, where a line of small dotted holes is created for the purpose of tearing-off a part of a printed matter (usually straight lines, vertical or horizontal).

Shrink wrapping is where a clear, plastic protective covering is used on product packages that can be shrunk by heat to fit tightly around the package.

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If you have any questions or concerns about Vedda Printing's services, feel free to contact us.

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