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Important Notice: Due to the implementation of our new ERP system, there may be temporary disruptions in the processing of your orders and customer enquiries from 14 July 2026 onwards. We expect to resume processing your orders and enquiries as usual from calendar week 31 onwards. Thank you for your understanding and patience during this transition period.
Binding front covers
To ensure your bound documents are protected from environmental factors and can be used for the long term, we stock practical cover sheets in our range. Our A4 cover sheets are made from sturdy materials such as card or hard plastic and are placed in front of the title page of the bound document. They protect the paper underneath from moisture, dirt and as well as mechanical damage. An added bonus of these cover sheets is their professional appearance. With SPRINTIS’s A4 cover sheets, you can choose from a range of colours and materials, giving you greater scope for the creative design of your documents.
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Advantages of hardback covers
Bound documents are often used as handouts and are viewed or edited by various users. Frequent use can lead to signs of wear and tear, such as stains or creases. If the title page becomes worn, the overall appearance of the document suffers. To counteract this, a cover sheet can be inserted when binding a brochure. This sits in front of the first page of the document and is made of thick-walled cardboard or transparent plastic ( PE film).
The cover provides a brochure with additional stability and protects it from signs of wear and tear, which are particularly common in everyday office life. This prevents documents from being damaged by liquids, dirt or careless handling. A cover also reliably prevents premature wear and tear of documents. Furthermore, you are not only investing in the durability of your documents, but also in their appearance. Covers give brochures a professional and elegant look. Of course, there is always the option to have the cover printed or otherwise customised as desired. At SPRINTIS, transparent covers feature a coloured strip, allowing you to categorise and personalise your documents.
Material and colours
SPRINTIS’s covers are suitable for documents in DIN A4 format. You can choose between cardboard or plastic (PE film) covers. All covers are provided with fold lines to ensure smooth and neat finishing. The cardboard covers are available in black, white and blue. The plastic covers are transparent, allowing the front page of the bound document to be visible. Our transparent covers feature a coloured cardboard strip along the long edge. The cardboard strip can be ordered in various colours. This colour-coding allows our customers to distinguish between their documents and design them creatively.
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