Binding

This Mercedes-Benz stadium book is 412 pages long, nearly 20lbs., and is both foiled stamped and smyth-sewn for lay-flat reading.

Signet LLC acquires Roswell Bookbinding, a bindery company specializing in restoration, conservation, unique materials, and more.

The book, featured at Australia’s Modern Times Gallery last July, showcases reproductions of artists’ teapot sketches and photographs.

Mitchell Press acquires assets of North West Book Operating Company (NWB). The acquisition brings perfect binding in-house.

The company’s 90th anniversary called for an overall structural reorganization and creating added value for its customers.

This book’s cover celebrates the American qualities of the bourbon it writes about, with a leather cover strip and wooden inlay.

IBIS developed an off-line system to make healthcare booklets comprising a mixture of main content, NCR sheets, and a cover sheet.

Recently, Multi Bookbinding invested in Muller Martini’s KM610 perfect binder in order to replace a legacy KM470.

Don Piontek shares some of the diverse finishing applications and systems he’s come across in his career.

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.”

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…