Pharma log books
Log books, batch manufacturing records, batch packaging records, SOP binders and controlled-copy forms for pharmaceutical manufacturers and regulated businesses. Print, sequential numbering and case binding are performed in one facility, so your documentation requirements stay under consistent production control. Share the record fields, document identifiers and numbering sequence your process requires — paper stock, format and binding are customised to the job.
Plan your order
Start with the intended use, then consider the format, artwork and quantity your project needs. Share these details when requesting your quotation.

Print, numbering and binding in one facility
Rajesh Company handles printing, sequential numbering and hardbound case binding under one roof. This supports structured commercial and institutional documentation jobs — log books, batch records, registers and controlled documents requiring both numbering and finished binding can be produced without multiple vendor handoffs. Related documentation lines include batch manufacturing record printing, SOP binder printing and controlled-copy form printing, supported by our sequential numbering and variable data services and in-house binding services.
This product line serves pharmaceutical documentation requirements, not primary packaging, for regulated businesses requiring printed records and bound material.
Choosing your specification
Define the activity fields and recording frequency for your log. Include document identifiers, pagination and the numbering sequence in the approved layout.
Specifications
- Formats
- A3 / A4 / A5
- Inner paper
- 70–100gsm
- Personalisation
- Sequential numbering, document control numbers and barcoding
Frequently asked questions
What's the minimum order for pharma log books?
How long will my order take?
Can I get a sample first?
Can you handle variable data and sequential numbering?
What's the process to place an order?
What are pharma log books and batch records?
What sizes and paper do you use?
Can every page be numbered?
Why does it matter that printing, numbering and binding happen in one place?
Related reading
Related reading: Pharma log book and batch record printing: specifications explained.
What to include in your enquiry
Include your quantity, preferred specification, artwork, delivery location and target date.