In the world of printing and bookbinding, the way a booklet is opened often determines the reader's first impression of its content.
In the era of digital reading, paper publications are increasingly emphasizing craftsmanship and collectible value.
After binding is completed, the quality needs to be verified through a combination of manual sampling and equipment testing.
When reading a good book, we are often captivated by the content, rarely paying attention to the craftsmanship behind the binding.
The core of the rounded corner cutting process is to trim the right-angled edge of the book into an arc shape by mechanical or manual means.
The realization of stitch hole alignment in saddle stitching is the result of the synergy of six elements: equipment, materials, operation, tools, sequence and environment.
