A brochure is an informative or advertising publication which is used to display a wide variety of structured information.
Print communication media contributes to the reputation of your company and provide a good medium for advertising. One of these supports is the brochure, a closed, stapled leaflet, which is often used to present your products, services and commercial offer.
You can present your company’s information in a structured and paginated way in a brochure, the number of pages is between 8 and more than 324 pages.
This is the most common and economical type of binding for brochures, product catalogues, in-house newspapers, news magazines and magazines.
The most popular formats for printing
the formats offered range from 10 x 15 cm to closed A4 format (21 x 29.7 cm).
The square back brochure is mainly used for catalogues, magazines, annual reports and company presentations. It can be composed of more pages than a stapled brochure (between 40 and 152 cover pages included).
The most popular formats for printing
This is a brochure where the staples are replaced by a metal spiral, it offers a pagination of 8 to 324 pages. As with stapled binding, cover is optional. This type of binding is often used for books, photo albums and tourist guides.
The most popular formats for printing
For the inside pages of your brochure, choose a paper of 130 gr/m² at minimum (so that the paper is not too thin), the ideal is 135 gr/m² or 170 gr/m². You can have them printed on glossy or semi-matt coated paper.
For the cover, you can choose between 250 gr/m² or 300 gr/m² with matt, semi-matt or glossy coated paper.
To make your brochure even more attractive, we recommend a laminated cover, a lamination also makes your surface more resistant.
Types of lamination available for printing:
Each print communication medium is used to achieve a well-defined objective. A brochure with a successful design is an excellent communication support to highlight a complete range of products or services with a qualitative rendering. Printed on a beautiful paper or online, the brochure still has a bright future ahead of it.
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