Border allowance – brochure printing are not published one by one. Multiple duplicates are published at once on a large document, tiled and prepared for cutting. When printing starts, document may shift out of position due to mechanical imperfection or other intervening aspects. With document being unsteady, the cutter may miss designed boundaries and slice the within aspect of boundaries instead. The aspect that's cut is known as the make bleed. No elements should reside in this place other than bright place because fonts or images existing here will be cut. To avoid this, there are two solutions: Source from brochure printing site.
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