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Binding printed pages with two or three staples through a centerfold.

Commonly 11 x 17 or 12 x 18 sheets are bound by saddle-stitching with two staples through the center and then folding to create a finished booklet, large brochure, or magazine. 8.5 x 11 sheets are commonly saddle-stitched to create programs. And smaller 7" x 8.5" or similar-sized sheets are saddle-stitched to create multipage brochures or small booklets that fit in a rack.

Saddle Stitching booklet makers are available from Bourg, Duplo, Plockmatic, MBM (Sprint and Plockmatic) and Watkiss.

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