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Perfect Full Color 4/4 CMYK Page Count 5 x 8
50lb Offset (uncaoted paper) 60lb Offset (uncaoted paper) 70lb Offset (uncaoted paper) 80lb Offset (uncaoted paper) 70lb Gloss Book 70lb Matte Book 80lb Gloss Book 80lb Matte Book

Perfect B&W 1/1 Page Count 5 x 8
50lb Offset (uncoated paper) 60lb Offset (uncoated paper) 70lb Offset (uncoated paper) 80lb Offset (uncoated paper) 70lb Gloss Book 70lb Matte Book 80lb Gloss Book 80lb Matte Book

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More Facts on PUR Glue

1) Perfect Bound Books that are created for Children – Young children have a tendency to handle books very roughly. Fortunately, the flexibility of PUR adhesive prevents the spine from cracking when the book is opened wide or pressed down flat. Also, despite the tugging and twisting of small hands, the cover and pages remain securely fastened at the spine.


2) Perfect Bound Books that will see Frequent Use – Because it is strong yet pliable, books bound with PUR adhesive are able to withstand the rigors of repeated opening and closing. Also, it is nearly impossible to pull a page out of a book bound with PUR adhesive.


3) Perfect Bound Books that will be Subject to Extreme Temperatures – Whether your books will be used in temperatures as low as -40º F or as high as 200º F, the PUR binding will remain strong, flexible and intact. No more fractured spines from the bitter cold or pages coming loose in the intense heat.


4) Perfect Bound Books that have Relatively Few Pages – The recommended spine width for a traditional perfect bound book is around 1/4”, but with PUR binding the spine can be as narrow as 1/8”. This is because PUR adhesive does not need as much surface area to firmly secure the book’s pages.


5) Perfect Bound Books that have Glossy Pages – Unlike traditional perfect binding adhesives, PUR adheres extremely well to pages that have a smooth, glossy finish. This means the pages of your bound document can be finished with a gloss coating – such as a varnish, aqueous or UV coating. In addition, you can also use pages that have a protective film applied – such as a laminate or mylar.