This year, Xerox will show us how important it is for post-press processing. The document company will exhibit a highly sophisticated (but also highly flexible) on-line finishing machine, this model is suitable for 1050 continuous printers. A related choice is the new IBIS smart binding machine. This smart binding machine was developed several years ago as a digital stapler. But after repeated research, it became a high-speed, high-quality saddle stitcher designed specifically for digital printing.
Since then, the IBIS Smart Binding Machine has become a machine that combines saddle stitching, light borders, ISG cold glue, or cold glue signatures that can be automatically converted into traditional hot melt adhesives. This machine can handle a variety of jobs. The biggest advantage of the intelligent binding machine is that it can bind or glue up to 200 pages of book. In addition, it can also be used as an online (with a digital printer) or offline device. Smart binding machine is the most suitable for the actual production of digital printing and finishing machine. With the increase in the speed of monochrome digital presses (up to 2,000 81â„2 x 11" pages per minute), smart bookbinding machines are the ideal choice for people because of their high production speed.
The most important part in the short-lived field is the production of hardcover books. Bookbinding, no matter if it is hardcover or paperback, the demand for binding will become even less because buyers and markets have few requirements for reprinting. Book printers, trade and book binders all want to be able to find a true "short version" of the machine.
Enter Kurt Richter from Switzerland is the author of the bookbinding industry. He built a short live solution. After many years of exploration, he invented a series of units that can be used in combination or on their own. These units include a binder, a dryer, an edger and a book production line. This binding machine is the world's only short-format, perfect binder. It can also back-up hardcover books. The short-run bookbinding unit is able to round and ridge the book block while also blocking the head cloth. The register work of this machine is completed by a vacuum friction device, which can achieve the ideal bookcase registration effect.
The book is then sent to a horizontal embossing and coupling forming system. The difference between all these units is that they are in different formats and sizes, so that it takes only a few minutes to complete the transfer and does not require the use of any tools (also suitable for edgers). Richter said: "Our goal is to create a system that can carry out paperbacking and hardcovering of 20 to 1,500 books to the highest level of quality required by the bookbinding plant."
Source: Bison