Binding, Folding, Numbering, Perforating, Collation, Laminating, Cutting & Leafleting
By Bridgnorth Print Services Limited
Bridgnorth Print Services can provide you with a range of finishing options for your leaflets including folding and laminating. Reasonable rates with a quality service are guaranteed as is friendly and impartial advice gained from a number of years of experience.
Binding
Professional binding of books, brochures and report in a range of hardback and softback options to your own requirements. Prices start at only £1 for a bound A4 report so please contact us to discuss your requirements. We can also ring (comb) bind for you as well.
Folding
Folding can be done in a variety of folds including 'z' and half page which are the most popular, but please contact us to discuss any other particular fold that you may require. Note for folding all prices are pro rata to the 1,000 price with a minimum charge of only £2.00.
Numbering and Perforating
We can number or perforate to your exact requirements from simple numbered sheets to carbonless pads. Ideal for menus, delivery books and record sheets we can put the numbers exactly where you want them and tear off strips can be done in any position.
Collation
If you need anything collated we can do it for you. With our 10 station Plockmatic 410 we can easily and quickly prepare your sheets for you.
Laminating
Laminating is available up to and including A3 and can be in a variety of weights. For maximum stiffness use 125 gm/m2 (250 gm total weight) but if a lightweight solution is acceptable we can quote you in a range of lower weights.
Cutting
If you need any paper media cut then we can help you with cutting possibilities from as large as A3 down to postcard size. Our sophisticated CardXtra cutter can cut postcards, business cards and shop tags to any size. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
Visit Us At 60 Whitburn Street, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV16 4QP
Call 01746 761974 or email richard@bridgnorthprint.co.uk
Supporting Your Business Direct From The Heart of Bridgnorth