14pt. “extra thick” paper is one of the most common cardstocks available for printing. The thickness is about 0.39mm thick, […]
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What’s the Difference Between Wire and Spiral Binding?
What is the difference between wire-o and spiral binding? The main difference between these 2 products are the look and […]
What is Variable Data Printing?
One of the questions we receive at Printivity fairly frequently is “What is variable data printing?” Variable data printing (VDP) […]
80 lb Gloss Text: Your Everyday Glossy Paper
80 lb Gloss Text is a fantastic go-to glossy sheet for print projects: it’s thin, elegant, and has a fantastic […]
20 lb Bond: Your Standard Copy Paper
20 lb bond is the “standard copy paper” that you buy from your office supply store and use for your […]
Where Can I Buy a Full Bleed Printer?
Update 3/10/2025: Updated feature image Technically, full bleed printing does not require a special kind of printer. You can use […]
The Difference Between Offset and Digital Printing
For prospective print customers, the difference between offset vs. digital printing is that digital printing is better suited for short run-printing (i.e. starting […]
What is EDDM & How is it Different Than Direct Mail?
What is EDDM? Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) is a service by the United States Postal Service. EDDM is a […]
What Is The Best Paper For Printing My Booklet?
It depends. There are many different uses for booklets, and they contain a wide variety of content (ex. text vs […]
What Is Perfect Binding and How Is It Used?
Perfect binding is a popular binding method frequently used for paperback/softcover books, magazines, and catalogs. Perfect bound books use melted […]
