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Hard cover
1,120,000pieces per month
A state-of-the-art hard cover line built for speed, durability and accuracy on large orders.
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Hard cover, perfect, pin, wiro, thread-stitched and board book lines, producing millions of pieces every month.
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Perfect bound
1,680,000pieces per month
Strong, clean perfect binding for books, diaries and catalogues.
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Pin bound
1,456,000pieces per month
High-performance pinning for fast, accurate high-volume runs.
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Wiro bound
1,120,000pieces per month
Fully automatic and semi-automatic wiro lines for notebooks, planners and calendars, from small custom batches to large orders.
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Thread stitched
285,600pieces per month
Centre-thread stitching for strong, clean binding on notebooks, booklets and journals.
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Board books
520,000pieces per month
Specialised board book making for durable children's books and educational materials.
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Planning your project
Book binding decisions that support the reading experience.
Binding connects the printed pages to the cover and determines much of how a publication handles. For books, journals, diaries and catalogues, discuss the paper and page extent alongside the intended use. A preferred cover style alone is not a complete binding specification.
Consider the page block and the cover together
Identify the finished size, page count, paper and cover construction. Explain whether the product will be read occasionally, written in daily or used as a reference. Ask to review the opening and handling of the proposed sample before confirming the finished construction.
Plan additions before the structure is final
Ribbon markers, back-cover pockets, elastic closures and decorative page edges interact with the cover or book block. Include them in the initial brief and identify any matching colour requirements. For a collection, note differences between titles and editions rather than assuming one construction suits every page extent.
Questions before you enquire
What information helps select a binding?
Provide size, page count, paper, cover type and intended use, with a reference copy if available. The team can then review a construction appropriate to the whole product.
Can a journal and a book use the same binding specification?
They may have different handling needs even if their dimensions are similar. Compare paper, page extent, cover and how the user will open or write in the product before choosing a shared construction.
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Send us your specification and get a detailed quotation from our team.