Print Binding and Finishing Worker Salary

Print Binding and Finishing Workers earn a median $42,290 a year nationally. Production Occupations

U.S. median
$42,290
$20.33 per hour
Range
$32,220 – $59,150
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
33,180
across the U.S.

Print Binding and Finishing Worker take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Print Binding and Finishing Worker
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$36,160
per year · effective tax rate 14.5%
$3,013Monthly
$1,507Twice a month
$1,391Every 2 weeks
$17.38Hourly
  • Federal income tax$2,895
  • Social Security (6.2%)$2,622
  • Medicare (1.45%)$613
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$36,160

Marginal rate: 12% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$32,220$15.49$28,069
25th percentile$36,910$17.75$31,837
Median (50th)$42,290$20.33$36,160
75th percentile$49,130$23.62$41,656
90th percentile (top earners)$59,150$28.44$49,707

Best cities for print binding and finishing workers (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1Chicago, IL$49,250$39,459$38,0901,160
2Detroit, MI$46,970$38,175$38,061520
3Milwaukee, WI$44,360$36,652$37,8111,490
4Minneapolis, MN$48,610$39,456$37,6411,290
5Washington, DC$49,420$40,090$36,819680
6Boston, MA$48,470$38,922$35,950460
7St. Louis, MO$39,200$32,772$34,465460
8Philadelphia, PA$42,870$35,310$34,431710
9New York, NY$46,600$37,704$33,4961,940
10Los Angeles, CA$46,110$37,796$33,281760
11Atlanta, GA$39,310$32,348$32,329570
12Dallas, TX$37,440$32,263$31,2961,000
13Miami, FL$39,080$33,581$29,417440

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Print Binding and Finishing Worker salary by state

StateMedianTake-homeRangeJobs
District of Columbia $108,080$78,646 $64,440 – $115,420200
Mississippi $91,850$70,504 $37,150 – $108,080110
Alaska $57,200$48,140 $24,770 – $73,42030
Vermont $48,930$40,290 $42,710 – $55,84080
New Hampshire $48,850$41,431 $39,080 – $61,210140
North Dakota $48,760$41,359 $36,070 – $64,41080
Minnesota $48,390$39,291 $38,000 – $61,7301,710
Maine $48,230$38,859 $37,530 – $58,620180
Illinois $47,880$38,426 $37,780 – $57,5001,540
Connecticut $47,750$39,323 $36,250 – $61,550490
Massachusetts $46,630$37,536 $35,100 – $60,880750
New Jersey $46,600$38,596 $32,220 – $61,5001,640
Oregon $46,240$36,117 $37,820 – $58,780240
Colorado $45,780$37,658 $37,330 – $63,080370
California $45,390$37,256 $35,900 – $59,2901,590
Washington $45,300$38,579 $36,300 – $62,380460
Maryland $45,170$36,692 $32,890 – $62,730560
Rhode Island $45,050$37,305 $40,530 – $57,04040
New York $44,210$35,912 $35,560 – $60,0401,150
Ohio $43,680$36,858 $30,880 – $54,6601,700
Wisconsin $43,400$35,923 $36,200 – $58,8003,560
Pennsylvania $43,010$35,418 $35,750 – $55,7301,640
Virginia $42,780$34,908 $30,220 – $62,210980
South Dakota $41,350$35,405 $35,220 – $52,880110
West Virginia $41,340$34,253 $37,750 – $62,450280
Hawaii $41,050$33,522 $29,120 – $45,67080
Arkansas $41,040$33,768 $31,230 – $57,980200
South Carolina $40,820$33,687 $29,350 – $52,170340
Michigan $40,460$33,221 $33,280 – $55,3101,320
Idaho $40,200$33,458 $17,050 – $47,54030
Nevada $40,200$34,481 $34,590 – $56,160350
Delaware $40,080$32,837 $31,200 – $59,41040
Arizona $39,740$33,326 $34,780 – $55,250240
Kentucky $39,620$32,746 $23,720 – $59,830410
North Carolina $39,580$32,912 $33,790 – $54,9101,070
Utah $39,570$33,160 $34,790 – $52,010690
Georgia $39,310$32,348 $29,380 – $55,690790
Alabama $39,270$32,035 $26,490 – $46,790440
Iowa $38,790$32,526 $31,030 – $58,080330
Florida $38,730$33,300 $31,510 – $51,5701,320
Indiana $38,730$32,187 $32,080 – $51,240970
Missouri $38,570$32,296 $31,380 – $58,7001,010
Oklahoma $37,770$31,374 $28,170 – $43,450140
Kansas $37,470$30,996 $25,040 – $51,370660
Texas $37,310$32,159 $30,060 – $52,4801,820
Tennessee $36,960$31,877 $31,320 – $47,750730
Nebraska $36,800$30,954 $30,220 – $47,130210
Louisiana $36,230$30,590 $29,840 – $49,100180
Montana $36,220$30,337 $31,860 – $50,73090
New Mexico $29,380$25,455 $28,350 – $46,25080

Frequently asked questions

How much does a print binding and finishing worker make?

The national median salary for print binding and finishing workers is $42,290 a year ($20.33 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $32,220 and the top 10% earn over $59,150. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays print binding and finishing workers the most?

District of Columbia has the highest median pay at $108,080. After taxes and local prices, Chicago, IL offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many print binding and finishing workers are there in the U.S.?

About 33,180 people work as print binding and finishing workers nationwide.