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How Hardback Book Binding Works
By PrintPlace at 13 February, 2009, 12:00 am
Generally there is a single traditional approach to putting a hardback book together. Most modern printers and binders use the “case” method which must always begin with the printing of the pages in the book. This is done on a commercial press according to the needs of the book. Some books use large pages of glossy expensive paper, others may use lightweight and bright white paper that is far less expensive. The choice in paper depends upon the type of book being made. A “coffee table” book full of fine art prints and images will use an extremely high quality and thicker paper. A simple “how to” manual will probably use the least expensive paper possible.
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What is Offset Printing and Why Do You Need It?
By PrintPlace at 10 February, 2009, 12:00 am
Today the offset printing industry accounts for more than forty percent of all the printing done in the United States. It holds such a distinctive place because of its speed, reliability, remarkable quality and affordable pricing.
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