Recycled Saddle Stitch Booklet Printing
Product description
Trying to find ways to make your next book printing project more eco-friendly? Look no further than our recycled booklets. Perfect for business brochures and marketing collateral, these environmentally friendly materials are ideal for showing your commitment to sustainability.
Our recycled booklets are expertly printed onto FSC certified paper stocks constructed from 100% recycled fibres.
Use for: Brochures, catalogues, programmes, manuals, and more.
Technical specification:
• Selection of standard and custom sizes
• Printed on 100% recycled paper stock
• Premium quality digital printing
• Up to 72 printed pages
Top tip: Looking to give your project a high-end look and feel? Choose our 170gsm inner option for a thicker, premium impression.
Artwork tip: Important text and page numbers should be kept within the safe area to avoid being trimmed.
Searching for more eco-friendly printing products? Check out our recycled flyers and recycled perfect bound book printing ranges.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is recycled paper?
Recycled paper is paper that is reconstructed into paper again. Recycled paper is made from paper fibres that are no longer able to be used for their intended purpose.
What does recycled paper look like?
The surface of recycled paper is smooth and uncoated. Because of the chlorine-free whitening process, it is an excellent choice for eco-friendly print materials.
Are recycled products environmentally friendly?
Yes. Recycled paper uses less energy, water and produces lower carbon emissions than the manufacturing of non-recycled paper. Paper can be recycled 4 to 5 times, reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills.
