The printing will be done onone side of the sheet, leaving the back blank for writing if needed. This is usually the best option for printing posters, presentations, and more.

The printing will be done onboth sides of the sheet, reducing the number of sheets you will receive by half. By using less paper, you will contribute to environmental conservation, and your printed documents will take up less space. This is the most common option for extensive files with a large number of pages.

This is the most common printing method. Each page of your documents will be printed on one side of the paper. The only adjustment we will make is to fit them to the paper size you choose.

We will adjust the sheet size to fit two pages of your document on each side of the paper. This way, you can significantly reduce the number of printed sheets, contributing to environmental conservation and cost savings. However, please note that this printing method reduces the page size by half, which may make reading more challenging.

We will adjust the sheet size to fit four pages of your document on each side of the paper. Please note that this option further reduces the number of printed sheets, but also shrinks the size of each printed page to one-fourth, making reading even more challenging.

All your files will be bound together in a single volume. Please be aware that if your grouped documents exceed 400 pages, the binding will be divided into multiple volumes, always trying to make them as similar as possible and not cutting a subject in half. If this may cause any inconvenience, we recommend sending us your documents already divided, taking into account this page limit (there are no larger spirals that allow this).

Each of the files you have attached will be bound individually. Likewise, if any of them exceeds 400 pages, the binding will be divided into multiple volumes, always trying to make them as similar as possible and not cutting a subject in half. We advise you to send them to us already divided, taking into account this page limit, if receiving them divided will be inconvenient for you (there are no larger spirals that allow this).

We will print the cover the same as the rest of the document, i.e., with the default setting you have previously selected (if you have chosen the black and white print setting, the cover will be printed in black and white, and if you have chosen the color print setting, the cover will be printed in color).

We will print the cover of your document in color on 300 g cardboard. It is a highly recommended option, for example, for printing the cover of a planner or a teacher's notebook.

A 2-hole punch on the long side of each printed sheet will be made, following the print orientation you selected. In other words, the paper will be turned on the short side.

A 2-hole punch on the short side of each printed sheet will be made following the print orientation you selected. In other words, the paper will be turned on the short side.

A 4-hole punch on the long side of each printed sheet will be made. In other words, the sheet will be turned on the long side.

Your files will be delivered printed on loose sheets. That means they will come straight from the printer without any kind of finishing.

Your files will be bound in volumes with plastic spirals and plastic or cardboard covers (we will indicate in the configurator which material each cover is made of). We have a wide variety of colour to personalise your binding. Please note that the maximum number of sheets (folios) that can be bound per volume is approximately 400 (there are no larger plastic spirals that allow this). If your documents exceed this number of sheets, we will split the binding into multiple volumes, always trying to make them as similar as possible and not cutting a subject in half. Therefore, if this is inconvenient for you, we recommend sending us your documents already divided independently, taking into account this sheet limit.

Your files will be stapled individually in the upper left corner of the sheet. Please note that the maximum number of sheets (folios) that can be stapled is approximately 100. Therefore, if your file exceeds this number, they cannot be sent stapled. We advise you to send us your documents taking into account this sheet limit if you want to receive them stapled.

Each sheet will be laminated with 80-micron self-adhesive pouches. The lamination will protect your document and enhance its visual appearance and durability.

Your documents will be punched with two or four holes, depending on the selection you make in the punching section of the configurator. You will receive them ready for archiving.

We have 18 colors of plastic spirals for you to customize your binding to the fullest. We use a 4:1 pitch in all of them, with 46 holes along the long side of the sheet. Depending on the number of pages in your document, we will use the appropriate diameter ring.

We have three types of back covers: embossed cardboard and plastic.

Embossed Cardboard

Embossed cardboard covers provide more resistance, are more rigid, and withstand the passage of time better, making them ideal for thicker bindings. In these covers, you can choose the following colors: black, burgundy, dark blue, and dark green.

Plastic

Plastic covers are lighter and thinner than cardboard, making them more flexible. This material better withstands water, allowing it to be cleaned with a damp cloth if it gets dirty. They are available in the following colors: grey, black, orange, yellow, pastel pink, pastel yellow, pastel orange, lilac, pastel blue, pastel green, white, fuchsia, blue, red, green, purple and transparent (the latter is the same as the front cover, allowing you to see the last page of your document).

Our front covers are all made of plastic, providing flexibility and lightness to the binding. They are available in the following colors: transparent, translucent, translucent yellow, translucent blue, translucent red, translucent green, translucent orange, translucent fuchsia, and translucent lilac. The transparent cover fully shows the cover of the document and has a glossy finish, while the translucent ones also show the cover but in a less sharp way and have a matte finish.