Top-grade 250gsm art paper cover matt lamination conjoined structure perfect bound softcover or softback book with flaps printer. All kinds of 250gsm art paper cover matt lamination conjoined structure perfect bound softcover or softback book with flaps printing services can be supplied as per your requests.
| Cover | 250gsm art paper |
| Structure | Conjoined |
| Finishing | Gold stamping |
| Binding | Perfect binding |
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Packing: packed in international standard export cartons, and placed on European or American standard pallets
International standard pallets with fumigation certificates:
FAQ:
1. What is perfect binding?
In perfect binding (also known as softcover binding), pages are folded, gathered, sewn, and glued into a cover to form a squared-off spine. Perfect binding is the preferred binding method for graphic novels, trade paperbacks, softcover children's books, catalogs, literary journals, and quarterly magazines.
2. How is it made?
In traditional perfect binding, sheets are printed, folded, and assembled into their proper page order. From there, the side of the book block is cut off, and the pages are glued into a cover to form a squared-off spine.
However, this methodology leads to perfect bound books that don't open flat, and with pages that can fall out over time.
We use a more sophisticated method, where instead of cutting the book block, the pages are smyth sewn together before being glued into the cover. This methodology provides a far more durable finished product, since the pages are both sewn and glued, and the books can open much flatter, so much less content is lost in the gutter between pages.
3. What are its design considerations?
It's important to note that because the book block is glued into the cover, perfect bound books have 10 millimeters of area on their inside covers that will be glued to the first (and last) inside page.
This means that all artwork on the inside covers, as well as the first and last inside page, should be kept at least 10mm away from the spine.
Cover Design: Because perfect bound projects have a spine width that varies based on number of pages and paper weight, every perfect bound cover has different size requirements. You can use our perfect binding cover layout guide to design your cover.
4. How long does their production time need?
After being sent to press, perfect bound projects take 7-10 days to manufacture, after which they are shipped out to you via your chosen shipping method. The final delivery time is determined by your proofing and shipping options
