Every year it seems like budgets get tighter and tighter for both school and public libraries. However, school and public libraries that own a
Powis Parker Fastback Binding Machine can put their machine to use and
can extend the life of these books.
Every year it seems like budgets get
tighter and tighter for both school and public libraries.
Unfortunately, a large amount far too much of this budget ends up
getting spent on replacing trade paperback books that have fallen apart
or buying new trade paperbacks that will soon fall apart. However,
school and public libraries that own a Powis Parker Fastback Binding
Machine can put their machine to use and can extend the life of these
books.
Most trade paperback books are mass manufactured by publishers for
occasional use by private individuals. They are made to be read through
a few times without falling apart. However, popular books in a library
get far more usage than this. Within 4-5 reads, the book block can
begin to separate from the cover and some of the pages can begin to
fall out of the book. This is partially because the book block is not
fully seated into the glue during the initial binding process. Using
your Fastback 15xs or other fastback binding machine (the model 11, 8x
and 9 will work but have limited capacity compared to the model 15) you
can take your brand new books and extend their life through a simple
process. Here is what you need to do.
1. Take the brand new trade paperbacks when they first arrive from your
supplier and set them aside. It is important that you complete this
process before you cover them with any type of protective layer or
allow them to be read by students or patrons.
2. When you are ready to begin the process simply turn on your Fastback
binding machine and set it to the editing mode. This mode is normally
designed for adding or removing pages from a document bound with
Fastback. In this instance you won’t be using the editing mode to add
or remove pages; you will simply be using the machine to reactivate the
glue in the spine of your paperback book.
3. When the machine is warmed up and ready to bind, you can insert one
of your paperback books into the throat of the machine. In most cases
you can process 2 paperback books at a time using the 15xs depending on
their size. Press the start button on the front of the machine and
activate the editing cycle. This will tell the machine to heat up the
spine of the book and activate the glue that holds the book block
together.
4. Once the book has completed the binding cycle you simply need to
remove it from the Fastback binding machine and firmly tap the still
hot spine on a hard surface such as a table or countertop. This will
cause the book block to settle further into the hot glue inside the
spine of your book.
5. After allowing the book to cool you can finish processing it for
addition to your collection and place it on the shelf for your patron’s
to read. This simple step can add as much as 50% to the lifespan of
your book and took less than a minute to complete.
If by chance you do have a paper back book with a cover that begins to
separate from its book block you can also use your Fastback machine to
quickly and easily repair it. All you need to do is use the editing
setting to reactivate the glue in the spine and re-adhere the cover to
the book. In extreme cases where pages are falling out you can also use
a fastback machine to rebind the book block using tape binding or can
use PerfectBack binding strips to add a new wrap around cover to book.
The TitanWire is an extremely heavy duty 3:1 pitch wire
binding machine produced by the Document Finishing Group (DFG).
Although DFG is a relative newcomer to the marketplace, they have
prided themselves on producing a line of equipment that is stronger,
more durable and better built than their competition.This machine can bind documents
with traditional Twin Loop, Double Loop, Double-O, Wire-O and WireBind
spines. However, it can also be used with GBC Proclick reclosable
spines and with 3:1 pitch spiral coil.
Overview: The TitanWire is an extremely heavy duty 3:1 pitch wire
binding machine produced by the Document Finishing Group (DFG).
Although DFG is a relative newcomer to the marketplace, they have
prided themselves on producing a line of equipment that is stronger,
more durable and better built than their competition.With
these things in mind, they created the TitanWire to meet the needs of
small to medium sized businesses who were looking for a heavy duty Twin
loop wire binding system.This machine can bind documents
with traditional Twin Loop, Double Loop, Double-O, Wire-O and WireBind
spines. However, it can also be used with GBC Proclick reclosable
spines and with 3:1 pitch spiral coil.It also has a number of heavy duty features that help to set it apart from its competition.
Strengths / Features:
One of the most impressive things about the DFG TitanWire
binding machine is the fact that it can punch up to 25 sheets at a
time. For a manual binding machine this is an excellent punching
capacity. To be fair, you do have to pull the handle pretty hard to
punch through that many sheets. Still, most other comparable machines
punch around twenty sheets at a time. This gives this machine a 25%
advantage in punching capacity over most of its competition.Another
great thing about this machine is the fact that it can be used for
multiple binding styles. It is specifically designed for use with 3:1
pitch double loop wire which is available in sizes ranging from 3/16"
up to 9/16". However, companies that want to add some variety to their
reports or need to occasionally bind a larger document can potentially
use 3:1 pitch spiral coil or GBC Proclick spines with this system.The
construction of the TitanWire is almost completely metal. The body of
the machine, the punching mechanism, the punching dies, the handle and
the wire closer are all made of steel or other ultra strong metal
alloys. The design and components of this machine are built to
withstand years of daily use.The wire closer on Titan-Wire
is extremely durable and solid. It has two large adjustment knobs that
allow you to fine tune the closer to ensure that every spine is closed
evenly every time. It also uses high quality machined steel closing
blocks that won’t warp or become deformed over time.In
addition to all of these features, the Titan-Wire also has a number of
other excellent features including: a document measurer to help you
choose the right size of spine for your books, fully disengageable dies
for punching custom length books, a continuous punching guide to help
you punch longer sheets using a two step process and an adjustable
punching margin that allows you to select how far away from the edge of
the book that you want your holes to be punched.HF Tent Welding Machine Manufacturers
--https://www.davison-machinery.com/products/hf-tent-canvas-welder/
Powis Parker Fastback Binding Machine can put their machine to use and
can extend the life of these books.
Every year it seems like budgets get
tighter and tighter for both school and public libraries.
Unfortunately, a large amount far too much of this budget ends up
getting spent on replacing trade paperback books that have fallen apart
or buying new trade paperbacks that will soon fall apart. However,
school and public libraries that own a Powis Parker Fastback Binding
Machine can put their machine to use and can extend the life of these
books.
Most trade paperback books are mass manufactured by publishers for
occasional use by private individuals. They are made to be read through
a few times without falling apart. However, popular books in a library
get far more usage than this. Within 4-5 reads, the book block can
begin to separate from the cover and some of the pages can begin to
fall out of the book. This is partially because the book block is not
fully seated into the glue during the initial binding process. Using
your Fastback 15xs or other fastback binding machine (the model 11, 8x
and 9 will work but have limited capacity compared to the model 15) you
can take your brand new books and extend their life through a simple
process. Here is what you need to do.
1. Take the brand new trade paperbacks when they first arrive from your
supplier and set them aside. It is important that you complete this
process before you cover them with any type of protective layer or
allow them to be read by students or patrons.
2. When you are ready to begin the process simply turn on your Fastback
binding machine and set it to the editing mode. This mode is normally
designed for adding or removing pages from a document bound with
Fastback. In this instance you won’t be using the editing mode to add
or remove pages; you will simply be using the machine to reactivate the
glue in the spine of your paperback book.
3. When the machine is warmed up and ready to bind, you can insert one
of your paperback books into the throat of the machine. In most cases
you can process 2 paperback books at a time using the 15xs depending on
their size. Press the start button on the front of the machine and
activate the editing cycle. This will tell the machine to heat up the
spine of the book and activate the glue that holds the book block
together.
4. Once the book has completed the binding cycle you simply need to
remove it from the Fastback binding machine and firmly tap the still
hot spine on a hard surface such as a table or countertop. This will
cause the book block to settle further into the hot glue inside the
spine of your book.
5. After allowing the book to cool you can finish processing it for
addition to your collection and place it on the shelf for your patron’s
to read. This simple step can add as much as 50% to the lifespan of
your book and took less than a minute to complete.
If by chance you do have a paper back book with a cover that begins to
separate from its book block you can also use your Fastback machine to
quickly and easily repair it. All you need to do is use the editing
setting to reactivate the glue in the spine and re-adhere the cover to
the book. In extreme cases where pages are falling out you can also use
a fastback machine to rebind the book block using tape binding or can
use PerfectBack binding strips to add a new wrap around cover to book.
The TitanWire is an extremely heavy duty 3:1 pitch wire
binding machine produced by the Document Finishing Group (DFG).
Although DFG is a relative newcomer to the marketplace, they have
prided themselves on producing a line of equipment that is stronger,
more durable and better built than their competition.This machine can bind documents
with traditional Twin Loop, Double Loop, Double-O, Wire-O and WireBind
spines. However, it can also be used with GBC Proclick reclosable
spines and with 3:1 pitch spiral coil.
Overview: The TitanWire is an extremely heavy duty 3:1 pitch wire
binding machine produced by the Document Finishing Group (DFG).
Although DFG is a relative newcomer to the marketplace, they have
prided themselves on producing a line of equipment that is stronger,
more durable and better built than their competition.With
these things in mind, they created the TitanWire to meet the needs of
small to medium sized businesses who were looking for a heavy duty Twin
loop wire binding system.This machine can bind documents
with traditional Twin Loop, Double Loop, Double-O, Wire-O and WireBind
spines. However, it can also be used with GBC Proclick reclosable
spines and with 3:1 pitch spiral coil.It also has a number of heavy duty features that help to set it apart from its competition.
Strengths / Features:
One of the most impressive things about the DFG TitanWire
binding machine is the fact that it can punch up to 25 sheets at a
time. For a manual binding machine this is an excellent punching
capacity. To be fair, you do have to pull the handle pretty hard to
punch through that many sheets. Still, most other comparable machines
punch around twenty sheets at a time. This gives this machine a 25%
advantage in punching capacity over most of its competition.Another
great thing about this machine is the fact that it can be used for
multiple binding styles. It is specifically designed for use with 3:1
pitch double loop wire which is available in sizes ranging from 3/16"
up to 9/16". However, companies that want to add some variety to their
reports or need to occasionally bind a larger document can potentially
use 3:1 pitch spiral coil or GBC Proclick spines with this system.The
construction of the TitanWire is almost completely metal. The body of
the machine, the punching mechanism, the punching dies, the handle and
the wire closer are all made of steel or other ultra strong metal
alloys. The design and components of this machine are built to
withstand years of daily use.The wire closer on Titan-Wire
is extremely durable and solid. It has two large adjustment knobs that
allow you to fine tune the closer to ensure that every spine is closed
evenly every time. It also uses high quality machined steel closing
blocks that won’t warp or become deformed over time.In
addition to all of these features, the Titan-Wire also has a number of
other excellent features including: a document measurer to help you
choose the right size of spine for your books, fully disengageable dies
for punching custom length books, a continuous punching guide to help
you punch longer sheets using a two step process and an adjustable
punching margin that allows you to select how far away from the edge of
the book that you want your holes to be punched.HF Tent Welding Machine Manufacturers
--https://www.davison-machinery.com/products/hf-tent-canvas-welder/
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