Black and White Printing Hardback Books with Spot UV Coating

Black and White Printing Hardback Books with Spot UV Coating

Are you looking for information on printing black and white hardback books? Here are some key points to consider:

Printing Options: You can choose between different types of printing processes, such as offset printing for larger runs, or digital printing for smaller quantities.

Paper Quality: The choice of paper can affect the feel and durability of the book. Consider options like uncoated or matte paper for a classic look.

Binding Styles: Hardback books can be bound in various ways, including case binding or perfect binding. Case binding is typical for hardbacks and provides a sturdy cover.

Cover Design: Even in black and white printing, the cover design can be impactful. Consider using textured materials or embossing for added visual interest.

Cost Considerations: Black and white printing is often more economical than color printing, making it a budget-friendly option for novels, manuals, or educational books.

Proofing: Always request a proof before the full print run to ensure the quality meets your expectations, especially with black and white images or graphics.

Product Details

Product Name	Fiction Book
Material	Glossy/matt art paper, offset paper, woodfree paper, writing paper, light coated paper, special type paper, C1S C2S board,C1S grey board, kraft paper, light weight coated paper, wood free paper, and so on.
Binding	Thread sewning binding, flexi-bound binding, saddle-stitching binding, glue binding, wire-o binding, spiral binding,casebound binding, etc.
Certification	ISO9001, FSC
Design	From Clients,OEM
Size	Decided by Client
Printing	CMYK or Pantone
Artwork Format	AI, PDF, ID, PS, CDR
Finishing	Gloss or Matt Lamination, Spot UV, Emboss, Deboss and Sprayed Edges

               

Book Size

               

Black and White Printing

               

Spot UV Coating

               

Ribbon Mark

               

Case Bound

Binding Types

               

Hardcover Binding

               

Perfect Binding

Paper Options

Surface Finshing

Production Process