This is called notched binding. Saddle-stitched books will lie flat when open but may contain only a limited number of pages, as determined by the thickness of the paper used and its foldability. The coating is made of pigments, additives, and adhesives. This helps create a compressed sheet with a glossy surface, reduced bulk, and enhanced printing properties. A groundbreaking new patented process that recycles process wastes from the bleach plant instead of discharging them to the waste water treatment facility.
Bleached pulp is known for being strong and durable.
Bleeding one or more edges of a printed page generally increases both the amount of paper needed and the overall production cost of a printed job. Braille is an example of blind embossing. Bond papers are characterized by strength, durability, and performance during electronic printing. Bonding strength measures the ability of the paper to hold together on the printing press. The primary applications for these products are book publishing, commercial printing, direct mail, technical documents, and manuals.