Booklet
Booklet (leaflet) – a sheet printed on both sides, with several folds (folds), without fastening (paper clips, glue, etc.), its task – to briefly but informatively convey information about the product to the target audience.
| Format | 100×210 mm (in reverse – A4 with two folds), A6 (in reverse 315×148 mm, with 2 folds, 420×148 mm, with 3 folds, etc.), A5 (in reverse – 444×210 mm, with 2 folds, 592×148 mm, with 3 folds, etc.), A4 (in the turn of 420×297 mm, with 1 fold, 630×297 mm, with 2 folds), etc. sizes and options |
| Chromaticity | color, with the possibility of printing additional pontoon colors, including silver and gold paints |
| Bending method | folding (normal bending), creasing (straight groove), perforation |
| Materials | usually coated paper 90 g, 115 g, 130 g, 150 g, 170 g, 200 g, 250 g, 300 g, it is possible to use offset paper, designer cardboard, tracing paper |
| Additional processing | lamination, selective UV varnish, embossing, pasting of additional elements |
| About circulations | up to 200 – 300 & nbsp; pcs. – digital circulation may be more profitable, then – offset |
| Types of booklets | folded single-fold – one fold, double-fold – two folds in a row, first right, then left, “House” – three folds at equal distances, first fold the sides, then the whole booklet is folded in half, “accordion” – any number of folds, folded so that each subsequent fold is bent in the opposite direction to the previous, “sheet” – folding crosswise, the booklet is folded in half, then – again in half |
| Terms of manufacture | 500 booklets – for 1 day; 20,000 booklets can be made in 2 days |
