The binding process of paperback books in picture book printing factories

The binding process of paperback books in picture book printing factories

Page collision, cutting a fold → making book stickers → making book cores and staples → wrapping the cover → cutting the book → completing the packaging

1. Page collision cutting: After aligning the printed large format pages, use a single-sided paper cutter to cut them into the required size.

2. Folding: The process of folding the pages of a book that have been cut by collision, in order of page number and the size of the page

3. Bookplate making: Insert or stick zero pages or inserts in page order into a book plate

4. Bookblock making: The process of assembling the book's book stickers in order into a booklet, also known as book arrangement.

5. Staple: It is to firmly connect the various book stickers in the book core using various binding techniques.

6. Cover: A cover, also known as a booklet or wrapper, is a book core processed through folding, pasting, and binding processes. After being wrapped with the cover, it becomes a hardcover for paperback books.

7. Book cutting: Use a book cutting machine to neatly cut the top, bottom, and incision of a pressed and dried woolen book with a flat back according to the size of the opening, turning the woolen book into a smooth book for easy reading. Of course, some books specifically designed with burrs do not require this operation

The binding process of paperback books in picture book printing factories