Print Knowledge Center

The Gutter refers to the space between two facing pages of an open book. It is the area where the left side pages and the right side pages meet near the spine.

Referring to a brochure as a pamphlet, or vice versa, rarely causes any serious confusion. However, it doesn't hurt to know how these two printed pieces differ.

Sheet Fed Presses and Web Presses are two distinct types of presses used in the printing industry. This article explains the key differences between the two…

The most economical brochures use simplistic formats fashioned from standard paper sizes. Despite the relative simplicity, they still deliver impactful content.

Print Collateral is a blanket term that refers to the various printed materials a business or organization might use as part of its marketing and sales efforts.

When printing student workbooks, an important decision that needs to be made is which type of binding to use. Here’s an overview of the various binding options.