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Print Finishing Services in Cheshire

Complete In-House Print Finishing

At Johnsons Printers, we’re proud to offer a wide range of professional print finishing services all under one roof. Our dedicated finishing and fulfilment department ensures that every stage of production – from artwork setup to final delivery – is handled with precision, efficiency, and care.

By keeping everything in-house, we maintain full control over quality, consistency, and turnaround times. This allows us to streamline projects, reduce lead times, and guarantee the highest standards across every printed item.

Explore just a few of the print finishing options we offer below…

printed booklets

Saddle Stiching & Folding

We offer professional saddle stitching and high-speed folding services in-house at our Nantwich facility, giving us full control over quality and turnaround times. By keeping these finishing processes under one roof, we ensure every document is produced to the highest standard, without delay. Our folding machines can process up to 45,000 sheets per hour, delivering crisp, accurate folds in a wide range of configurations. For multi-page brochures and booklets, saddle stitching is a reliable, cost-effective method that keeps pages securely bound with a neat, professional finish. Whether you're producing leaflets, newsletters, or promotional materials, our expert finishing team is here to help you choose the right option.

Perfect Bound Brochure

PUR & Perfect Binding

Perfect binding (also known as PUR binding) is the ideal choice for brochures, catalogues, and printed books with a higher page count. It offers a clean, square spine and a professional, high-end appearance, making it perfect for publications that need to look their best. We apply a strong adhesive for a durable hold, and recommend adding a laminated outer cover for extra protection and a premium feel. If you're unsure how to set up your artwork or need guidance on calculating spine width, our team is here to help

Wiro book binding

Wiro Binding

Wiro binding is a popular and cost-effective method for producing reports, manuals, calendars, and other multi-page documents. At Johnsons, our automated wiro binding machine enables us to handle both small and large volumes quickly, delivering high-quality results with rapid turnaround times. We offer a wide range of wire options, including various sizes, colours, and finishes in both metal and plastic, so your document can be finished to perfectly match your branding or design style. To enhance durability and presentation, we also supply protective covers in frosted or clear acetate, as well as Priplak covers in a variety of colours and thicknesses — ideal for giving your wiro-bound document a polished, professional look.

Case Bound Books

Case Binding

Our short-run case binding service allows you to create hardback books in small quantities — perfect for high-end pitch documents, portfolio books, commemorative publications, or any printed piece where a premium, long-lasting finish is essential. Case binding delivers a traditional, high-quality appearance that adds real impact. We offer a variety of cover materials, finishes, sizes, and colours, allowing you to tailor the look and feel of your book to suit your brand or presentation style. If you’re considering case binding, we’re happy to provide samples and guidance to help you choose the best options for your project.

Laminator printing images

Lamination

Lamination is a great way to both protect and enhance the appearance of your printed materials. Whether you're looking for a smooth matt finish, a high-shine gloss, or a luxurious soft-touch velvet effect, lamination adds durability and a professional feel. It’s especially useful for print items that will be handled frequently, such as brochures, covers, or high-end marketing pieces. Soft-touch lamination, in particular, adds a premium tactile finish ideal for making a strong first impression. We also recommend lamination for designs with solid colours, as it helps prevent cracking along folds or spines, especially in perfect bound brochures.

Foil Blocking

Foil Blocking

Foil blocking is a specialist print finishing technique that adds a metallic or pigmented foil to your printed piece, delivering an elegant, eye-catching effect. It’s often used to highlight logos, titles, or design elements that deserve special attention. We offer a wide range of foil colours — from classic gold and silver to vibrant metallics and even holographic finishes. Whether you’re looking to add a luxurious feel to your business cards or elevate a bespoke invitation or brochure cover, foil blocking brings a premium touch. All foiling is carried out in-house, allowing us to maintain tight quality control and fast turnaround times.

Embossing and Debossing Printing

Embossing & Debossing

Embossing and debossing are premium finishing techniques that create a tactile, three-dimensional effect by raising or recessing areas of your design. These effects are ideal for highlighting logos, titles, and graphic elements in a subtle yet sophisticated way. Embossing raises the surface to create a textured effect, while debossing presses the design into the paper. Both are often combined with foil blocking or spot UV for added impact. We carry out embossing and debossing in-house, giving you complete control over the creative process and ensuring exceptional quality across every job.

cleare varnish printing

Spot Uv

Spot UV is a high-impact print finishing technique that adds a glossy coating to specific areas of your printed piece, creating contrast and visual interest. It's perfect for highlighting logos, text, or design patterns on matt laminated surfaces. Applied with precision, Spot UV can bring subtle elements to life and add a modern, tactile quality that catches the light and draws attention. This technique is popular in high-end marketing materials, luxury business cards, and presentation folders, especially when you want to create a professional, polished feel.

Print Finishing Options at a Glance

Not sure which finishing method is right for your project? Here’s a quick overview of the print finishing techniques we offer in-house, along with typical use cases and the industries that most benefit from them.

Finishing Method Recommended Use Common Sectors
Saddle Stitching Brochures, booklets, folded documents with lower page counts Corporate, Retail, Education
Folding Leaflets, flyers, newsletters, instruction sheets Healthcare, Marketing, Events
Perfect / PUR Binding Books, catalogues, reports with higher page counts Publishing, Design Agencies, Corporate
Wiro Binding Workbooks, manuals, training documents, portfolios Education, Business Services, Creative Industries
Case Binding Hardback books, presentations, portfolio pieces Agencies, Photographers, Product Designers
Lamination Covers, high-handling documents, enhancing colours Retail, Hospitality, Finance
Foil Blocking Luxury invitations, business cards, presentation folders Luxury Brands, Wedding Industry, Corporate
Embossing & Debossing Adding tactile logos or text for an elegant finish Design Studios, Premium Products, Events
Spot UV Highlighting details on laminated business cards or brochures Marketing, Real Estate, Branding Agencies

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