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The ABCs of binding
But according to Reindl Bindery (www.reindlbindery.com), types of binding vary by necessity. At Reindl, case binding, for instance, is treated by a Kolbus BF2000s 7-station compact case-in line with head banding, round- and back-capability and adhesive application technology. Each signature is sewn to create the strongest, most durable binding method on the book market. Accordingly, case binding also requires that spines not be perforated, possess a 3/8-inch high folio lip and stairstepped marks. Used for library editions and children's books, the alternative, McCain and Moffet side-sewn case binding, stitches through the book block and parallel to the binding edge.
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