The enhancement of the artistic feel of the sewn hardcover design ultimately relies on the deep integration of design thinking and craftsmanship.
When starting a stitch, the thread end should be buried inside the leather. When finishing a stitch, a knot should be tied and the excess thread cut off to prevent the thread end from being exposed, which would affect the appearance and durability.
After collating, page numbers and orientation must be checked manually or by machine using a visual system to ensure that the page order of each book block is completely consistent.
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.
