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Book binding & post-press

From Printed Sheets to Finished Books.

Folding, binding and finishing infrastructure arranged to turn printed sheets into finished books.

View binding machinery
Green book-binding machine feeding booklets onto a conveyorIllustrative image
Process overview

Nine capabilities, connected as the job requires

  1. Folding
  2. Pinning
  3. Sewing
  4. Perfect binding
  5. Flowline production
  6. Three-knife trimming
  7. Lamination
  8. Die cutting
  9. Bundle strapping

Illustrative overview. Not every book follows the same production route; the route depends on the book and its specification.

Illustration of folding
01

Folding

3 Heidelberg Stahl folding machines

Illustration of pinning
02

Pinning

3 pin machines

Illustration of sewing
03

Sewing

5 sewing machines

Illustration of perfect binding
04

Perfect binding

2 machines · 60,000 books/day each (stated)

Illustration of flowline production
05

Flowline production

Muller Martini 6-station: 80,000 books/day · Heidelberg MT 450: 100,000 books/day (stated)

Illustration of three-knife trimming
06

Three-knife trimming

2 three-knife cutting machines

Illustration of lamination
07

Lamination

BOPP (1) and thermal (1)

Illustration of die cutting
08

Die cutting

1 die-cutting machine

Illustration of bundle strapping
09

Bundle strapping

2 bundle-strap machines

On the floor

Binding and delivery, as it runs

Green gathering and feeding machine with a loaded work table
Green gathering and feeding machine with a loaded work table
Delivery section where finished books exit the machine
Delivery section where finished books exit the machine
Long binding line with a conveyor running down the hall
Long binding line with a conveyor running down the hall

Photographs are stills from company footage. Machine models are not identified from these images.

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Stacks of printed booklets on a conveyor with guide railsIllustrative image