Binding Race Heats Up
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In an in-house test, Powis Parker officials say their thermal binding equipment performed five-times faster than Ibico's punch-and-bind system for meeting perfect binding requirements.
"As books get larger, it takes longer to bind them, and thus it costs more," says Kevin Parker, president of Powis Parker, in Berkeley, Calif. "For a 300-page book, it can take four or five minutes to punch pages and assemble the book using comb or spiral binding."
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