Quick Printers with desktop folders can provide most common types of folding for common brochures, flyers, and newsletters. Some Commercial Printers may have bigger units for handling cross-folding. Most printers have equipment to make common folds using sheets as large as their largest presses. Trade binderies, on the other hand, may have machines with six or eight folding stations to accommodate complicated work.

Have you heard about the following common names of folding?

• Centre Fold (4-Page)
• Letter Fold (6-Page)
• Accordian Fold (6, 8, 10-Page)
• Parallel Fold (8, 10-Page)
• French Fold (8-Page)
• Map Fold (8-Page)
• Gate Fold (8-Page)
• Roll Fold (10, 12-Page)
• Broadsheet (12, 16-Page)
• Signature (12, 16-Page)