Tips for Better Perfect Binding
To help you pick the perfect binder for your in-plant, and get the best performance out of it, we consulted the folks who know this technology the best.
• The most important function of a perfect binder is what it does to the book block prior to gluing. Does it mill (saw off the backbone), rough (scrape up the entire backbone), or just notch (scrape spiral patterns into the backbone)? The amount of glue penetration is what determines if a book will hold together or not. —David Spiel, Spiel Associates
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