Perfect Binders

Perfect binding glues a cover around the spine of a book block, giving the square spine seen on paperback books, brochures, catalogues and thick reports. The spine is usually milled before gluing, so the adhesive keys into the paper, and a cover is wrapped around the block and nipped tight. Automatic perfect binders do the milling, gluing and covering in one pass, which suits short-run book production in print shops.

50B+ is listed by name only; confirm its specifications and operating requirements by inquiry.

Other perfect binders listed on the company website include the PB-380 desktop binder, the SG-TB series, the SG-S and S60S series, the 50A and 50A+ computerised models, the 50B, the T60 series and the SG-55 and SG-767H models. No specification values were published for them, so they are listed by name only. When choosing a perfect binder, check the maximum binding thickness, the largest book size, the milling system and the hourly output, and confirm them for the exact model by inquiry.