Finishing

Clean-cutting is the process of neatly trimming the edges of the paper to create a clean, professional look. This process removes unwanted white edges and ensures that each copy looks consistent and neat. Although clean-cutting is a basic finish, it is essential for any printing project.

Creasing and folding are crucial for printed materials that need to be folded, such as leaflets, brochures and invitations. Creasing creates a fold line that prevents the paper from tearing or cracking when folding, which is especially important with thicker paper. Next, creasing ensures that the printed material is folded exactly according to specifications, resulting in a neat and professional finish.

Hole drilling and perforation add extra functionality to your printed material. Hole drilling is ideal for documents that need to be stored in ring binders, while perforating makes it easy to tear off parts of the printed material, such as reply cards or vouchers. Both techniques improve the usability and versatility of your printed material.

Die-cutting is a technique in which paper or cardboard is cut into specific shapes. This is perfect for creating unique and eye-catching designs, such as special packaging or business cards with an unusual shape. Die-cutting offers endless possibilities to make your printed materials really stand out from the crowd.

The right binding technique can make a world of difference in the look and durability of your printed materials. At Graphius, we offer a wide range of binding techniques to meet different needs and preferences.