Books Bound for Greatness
To meet growing demand for faster turnaround times, shorter runs and higher-quality products, book manufacturers are investing beyond the pressroom.
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In addition to investing in binding equipment, finishing complements also are essential to book manufacturers hoping to compete as one-stop manufacturing shops.
Baltimore, Md.-based Victor Graphics, for example, recently made significant updates to its bindery. According to Kerri Edgar, a marketing and sales support representative for the printer, the company upgraded its Muller Martini Acoro A7 Trimmer by adding a three-knife attachment, and purchased new shrink-wrap, lamination and UV-coating equipment—all to gain greater efficiency and fulfill its customers’ needs for more economical products.
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- Companies:
- Acme Bookbinding
- Baumfolder Corp.
- C.P. Bourg Inc.
- Color House Graphics Inc.
- Dickinson Press
- Duplo USA
- Edwards Brothers
- ExactBind Corp.
- Friesens Corp.
- GP2 Technologies Inc.
- Heidelberg USA
- IBT Global
- Kolbus America
- Lightning Source Inc.
- Malloy Inc.
- MBM Corp.
- McCain Bindery Systems Inc.
- Mekatronics Inc.
- Muller Martini
- Offset Paperback Manufacturers
- On Demand Machinery LLC
- Pearson Education
- Rosback Co.
- Spiel Associates Inc.
- Standard Finishing
- Standard Finishing Systems
- Transcontinental Inc.
- Transcontinental Printing
- United Graphics Inc.
- Versa Press Inc.
- Victor Graphics Inc.
- Xerox Corp.
Gretchen A. Peck
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