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.
• When adding equipment, give careful consideration to material workflow, crewing, and layout. A poorly organized plant can add unnecessary handling costs. Ask your supplier to help you configure the equipment to match your unique crewing assignments. Avoid the temptation to cram the equipment in just to make it fit. A good layout can boost efficiencies. —Jim Kaeli, Muller Martini
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