Whatever Your Book-Making Needs, We Have You Covered in Columbus, OH
Many people in the past have predicted the death of physical books in Columbus, OH, and elsewhere, but the truth is that the need for book binding, die cutting, and more is only growing stronger. Classic Laminations has been through a lot of changes in the industry, but we continue to help a diverse array of customers, like schools, publishers, businesses, and more, with a strong commitment to quality, customer support, and fast turnaround times. Whether you need perfect binding, case binding, die cutting, or other services, we have all of the equipment as well as the know-how to make your project come out looking amazing. Contact us today to discuss your book binding project needs.
When it comes to a book-binding project, it is important to understand the steps in the process. The interior pages of your book will be printed and assembled first, with perfect binding, having all the pages bound together with glue. This block of pages then gets wrapped by the book’s cover, having the spine of the block be glued to the inside cover, and then the front and back covers folded over to create the book. Typically, your order of perfect-bound books can be done in 7-10 business days, depending on the complexity of the order.
As part of our services, we offer die cutting for a variety of materials. Many times, die cutting is associated with stickers, where you want a lot of them that are all identical. Other potential products to be made with die cutting include greeting cards, packaging boxes, stencils, and other items where you need precise layouts that can be replicated hundreds or thousands of times.
We have 50 years in the industry of printing, binding, cutting, and more, and all of this experience means that our clients receive a superior product from a local business that they can work directly with on their projects. Having invested in quality equipment allows us to take on any size project. Printed media projects won’t go away, but they will evolve with the times, just like we have.
While it might be tempting to work with a national company, keeping things local in Columbus, Ohio, allows for greater product control and a better understanding of the process with Classic Laminations. The city of Columbus was named after 15th-century Italian explorer Christopher Columbus. The city was incorporated as a borough on February 10, 1816. Columbus was without direct river or trail connections to other Ohio cities, leading to slow initial growth. Contact us today with your printing or binding needs.
