Saddle stitch binding is a binding method used to assemble booklets or magazines. It involves folding sheets of paper in half and then stitching them together along the folded edge, typically using two or more staples. The book is placed on a saddle-like structure during the stitching process, hence the name "saddle stitch." This method is commonly used for publications with a smaller number of pages, as it is efficient and cost-effective. Saddle stitch binding provides a clean, professional look and allows the booklet to open flat.

Definition und Bedeutung von „saddle stitch binding“ im Englischen

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