Bindery Overhaul Brings Work Back 
In-house at Cornell

With the addition of the DC-645, the shop can create and store parameters for each crease job and minimize cracking, even on heavier stock materials.

"We run a lot of jobs though the creaser to get that nice, square crease on the page," Drake contends.

Cornell University's seven-employee in-plant is self-supporting and does not receive any university funds. The new bindery equipment has allowed the shop to slightly elevate the price structure that goes along with producing a higher-quality end product.