Binding

During a recent trade show, Don Piontek looked for the newest finishing technology and he found innovations in mechanical binding.

Allen Press announced the purchase of a Muller Martini Tempo 22 saddle stitcher, which can produce up to 22,000 booklets per hour.

In the search for new finishing developments, Don Piontek received a LinkedIn press release alert on something called “Vpaper.”

After three years, the Primera Digital saddle stitcher’s versatility continues to impress with its customizing capabilities.

Here’s a short list of solutions to ensure a smooth PUR perfect binding process.

Friesens Corporation replaced an older casing inline system with a highly innovative bookline that significantly improves production.

A few weeks ago, I reported on Muller Martini assuming much of Kolbus' perfect binding and hard-…

Muller Martini has taken over the perfect binding and bookline business from Kolbus. The transaction…

So, I was doing some weekend planning on Friday when an email arrived in my inbox with the simple…

The education segment has been the subject of a push by various test producing firms to ditch the printed test booklet and go digital.

As we approach Christmas, Don Piontek is feeling more optimistic than ever about print and print finishing.

We have seen lots of advances in adhesives for bookbinding over the years, with PUR (polyurethane…

Simple tips from saddle stitcher operators to increase your stitcher's productivity and book quality…

Simple folding machine techniques for consistently better signatures…

Paul Jakobson from Horizon, introduced the end to end book finishing solutions that support the…