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You've ventured into the fascinating world of book binding. It's quite the undertaking, right?
EX.EXPORT delved deep into automatic book binding machines.
If you're aiming to make your books excel at quality, durability, and a touch of class, EX.EXPORT automatic book binding machine is your go-to option.
When the ancients transitioned from writing on stone and clay to more flexible materials like palm leaves, parchment, bamboo, wooden slats, and papyrus, they needed a way to organize their larger compositions by tying, sewing, and gluing loose sheets together in a logical and orderly manner.
With such a variety of types automatic book binding machine available when it comes to finishing your book it can feel impossible to know what the best type is. If you want to know how to get the perfect finish, keep reading. Let's take a look at a few of the most popular types:
1. Hard binding machine: A timeless classic, hard binding machine typically involves heavy-weight card stock paper or cloth covering a rigid board to create sturdy covers that can withstand wear and tear better than their soft cover counterparts.
2. Paperback automatic book binding machine: A perfect binding machine, such as our sterling digibinder for sale, involves gluing the printed sheets directly to the spine of softcover books made from heavyweight card stock paper.
3. PUR automatic book binding machine: A reliable option for thicker books, the fully automatic book binding machine involves applying adhesive to the spine of page stacks before attaching them to the book’s perfect bound cover.
4. Saddle stitch binding machine: A popular choice for short-run books or booklets with small number of pages, pages are printed on sheets which then get folded and stapled together at the fold line with wire staples.
5. Spiral binding and wiro-O automatic book binding machine: The pages are single pieces with holes punched along the side of the book's spine.
