Binding machine introduction（2）

The development direction of machine production in the later stages of the book production process. In the book production, there is an online linkage of printing and binding. In 1866, newspaper folding machines were used in conjunction with rotary printing presses. 

At the beginning of the 20th century, stand-alone machines meeting various binding processes appeared one after another, gradually forming a complete binding workshop equipment. Since the 1940s, book binding production lines have developed rapidly. In terms of the paperback production line, the Swiss Miller Martini Company designed and manufactured the perfect binding machine in 1951. The hardcover production line and saddle stitching production line are also improving day by day. These production lines (flow lines) develop from a single machine to complete a certain process combination to mechanical linkage, and then realize automation.

The automatic cutting machine is used for the segmentation and cutting of sheets in all walks of life. It does not require any mold; it is controlled by the system software, and then the product is directly cut. As long as the corresponding parameters are set on the operating platform, The computer transmits the corresponding instructions to the cutting machine; the cutting machine performs fast cutting according to the accepted design drawings, with high automation procedures and simple operation. It is the cutting equipment used in many industries.

The hot stamping process is a special printing process that does not use ink. The so-called hot stamping refers to the process of hot stamping electrochemical aluminum foil on the surface of the substrate under a certain temperature and pressure. The hot stamping machine is the equipment to complete the hot stamping process; the book binding machine is used It is widely used for binding and binding various books, magazines and loose-leaf documents, so it can also be a book binding machine, book binding machine; suitable for various printing factories, book binding factories and state agencies , Group schools and other units.