Home Services Company Profile Contact ISO Certification Technical Tips Publications Technical Tips Perfect Adhesive Binding "Otabind" or Layflat Binding Saddle Stitching Mechanical Binding Ultraviolet "UV" Coating Film Laminating Foil Stamping Folding Remoistenable Glue Kit Folders Tabs High die Projects Location Contact 2701 Wilmarco Ave., Baltimore, MD 21223 T: 410-362-7200 F: 410-362-7233 salesvp@bindagraphics.com Directions © 2020 by Bindagraphics, Inc.

Home Services Company Profile Contact ISO Certification Technical Tips Publications Use a 1” glue tab (absolute minimum of 3/4") to allow enough trap for glue squeeze, particularly when using coated stocks. Glue on a coated stock tends to spread out more as opposed to using uncoated stock. We recommend placing the glue tab on the body of the folder so that any glue draw or pucker won’t show up on the face of the folder. Kit Folders Location Contact 2701 Wilmarco Ave., Baltimore, MD 21223 T: 410-362-7200 F: 410-362-7233 salesvp@bindagraphics.com Directions © 2020 by Bindagraphics, Inc.

Home Services Company Profile Contact ISO Certification Technical Tips Publications When supplying printed tabs that get Mylar, avoid excessive amounts of press powder because it can affect the adhesion of the Mylar. When Mylar is attached to a tab, it is heated in excess of 350° which can make some conventional inks look like tie die on most stocks. Use heat-resistant and wax -free inks and varnishes when supplying printed tabs to help eliminate this problem. Porous stocks are optimum for Mylar jobs because air has the ability to escape into the paper. Uncoated, 110# index stock is the most commonly used. Coated stocks, along with heavy ink coverage, can trap air and create bubbles that can distort the readability of the tab. Tabs Location Contact 2701 Wilmarco Ave., Baltimore, MD 21223 T: 410-362-7200 F: 410-362-7233 salesvp@bindagraphics.com Directions © 2020 by Bindagraphics, Inc.