The staple is a binding that is carried out by folding, grouping and overlapping the previously printed sheets which are then sewn with two staples on the back. It differs from the Omega type of binding in that it does not protrude from the spine of the bound element. It is ideal for printing with a few sheets or a limited number of pages. Staple-bound prints are thin, light and easy to flip through, suitable for brochures and magazines for an attractive and useful end result.