Short Run DL Landscape Stapled Booklets

Professionally Printed DL Landscape Stapled Booklets

Expert Printing Advice – Graphic Design – Mail Distribution – Fast Quotes

Full-colour professionally printed multi-page booklets and brochures with fast quotes and printing plus free delivery across Australia.

• To ensure your brand colours print perfectly, we print in full colour.
• Stapled (saddle stitch binding) at the spine for a neat and tidy finish.
• Huge range of paper stock. From premium silk matt, 100% recycled coated and uncoated paper – we have everything you need to get the right look for your booklet.
• Add embossing, raised ink, foil, or other specialty finishes to your cover to make a real impact.
• Cost-effective options available i.e., full-colour covers with black and white interiors.

DL Booklet and Brochure Sizing Information

DL booklets and brochures are approximately the same size as one-third of a sheet of A4 paper. They fit into DL envelopes which makes them ideal for mailouts and inserting into presentation folders.

Full-colour CMYK printing is the preferred printing process for achieving brilliant colour results worldwide(*1). Do you ever notice that what is designed on a computer sometimes prints as a slightly different hue? One of the reasons this may have occurred is the graphic design software used. It is wise to check what the software uses i.e., RGB, CMYK.

Viewing the final proof on your screen, being a light source, will always look brighter than ink on paper.

What Does CMYK Stand For?

The acronym, CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key. Key is the term used for Black(*1).

Why is CMYK Full-Colour Printing Important for Business?

If you are printing any kind of company or business media, the brand colours must print as true as possible to maintain brand recognition(*1). Imagine how strange it’d be if the golden arches on a McDonald’s fries box printed more orange than yellow!

In your company’s style guide, there will be guidance on things like font, font size, logo placement and size, and colours. Colour codes give designers and printers more control over the end result of the printed materials(*1). You may find CMYK, Pantone PMS, Hex or RGB codes in your company’s style guide. For example, the McDonald’s yellow is CMYK 0 19 89 0(*2).

Can Paper Stock and Celloglaze Impact Printed Colours?

The vibrancy of the colours used in your printing will be affected by the type of paper stock used(*3). For example, a premium white cardstock gives graphics and text a super sharp finish when printed with CMYK. Stock such as uncoated paper and card has no coating, therefore more porous. The ink absorbs into the paper rather than sitting on top, as on coated art paper. Printing on uncoated paper, depending on the quality, can result in less vibrant colours. Some designers prefer this look.

Types of celloglaze can also make graphics, photos and text more (or less) vibrant. Glossy finishes certainly help colours pop and are used extensively on booklet covers. However, if you want a more understated look, matt celloglaze is brilliant, giving the cover a satin look.

Press Ready PDF Service

If you need help with setting up your artwork as a press ready PDF, please refer to:

Call Absolute Colour Printing – 1300 88 99 59
Send the team a message or email (print@absolutecolour.com.au) online.
We aim to reply as quickly as possible to ensure a quick turnaround for all of our customers.