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Bindery Final

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  1. 1Arc Cut Causes/RemediesCause: Pile is clamped at sides only
    Remedy: Use flexible clamp plate
  2. 2Hollow Cut Causes/RemediesCause: Pile is clamped at sides only
    Remedy: Use flexible clamp plate
  3. 3Cut in Form of Stairs Causes/RemediesCause: Clamp pressure too high, surface characteristics of materials, knife grinding angle too acute
    Remedy: Reduce clamp pressure, fan sheets out and use lower piles, change knife
  4. 4Bulge Cut Causes/RemediesCause: Pile not fully clamped at cutting line, knife enters the pile before full clamping pressure is attained, too little to clamp pressure
    Remedy: Use wedge sharp clamp, two-step clamping, increase clamp pressure
  5. 5Overcut Causes/RemediesCause: too much clamping, blunt knife, faulty setting of back gauge
    Remedy: reduce clamping pressure, change knife, check back gauge setting
  6. 6Under Cut Causes/RemedyCause: Clamp pressure too low, cutting material rough or uneven, faulty back gauge adjustment
    Remedy: Increase clamping pressure, check clamp pressure and adjust, check back gauge setting
  7. 7Wavy Cut Causes/RemedyCause: uneven clamped material, knife grinding angle too acute, knife too short
    Remedy: flexible clamp plate, change knife
  8. 8Wavy Cut (Printed Sheets) Causes/RemedyCause: Uneven clamped material, knife grinding angle too acute, knife is too soft
    Remedy: Flexible clamp plate, change knife
  9. 9What is mechanical joggingMachine vibrates and jogs paper to the corner
  10. 10Why do we remove air?So the pile below doesn't move the clamp
  11. 11Plan the cutting sequence1. Find press register
    2. Rule up one press sheet
    3. Measure and mark sheet until last cut
    4. Draw layout sheet showing cutting sequence and dimensions for cuts
    5. Program cutter
    6. Test cut one sheet
  12. 12What is a built padYou put it on the block to make the body the same height as the spine
  13. 13Cutting RulesCut #1 opposite press register, Cut #2 opposite press register, continue around each side of sheet, Same direction of turning if possible, minimize # of cuts, minimize amount of handling, cut from large to small with back gauge coming forward
  14. 14Cutting ProcedureAccess program, load paper, jog between each cut, press foot pedal, press cutting buttons, take away trim waste, move blocks to side if necessary, remove good product, repeat cycle
  15. 15Substrate Consideration - Case bound bookUse of pH neutral materials
    Paper grain
    Correct adhesives
  16. 16Book Block SewingSmyth sewing
    Machine Sewing
    Side Sewing
    Hand sewing
  17. 17Types of AdhesivesPVA
    Paste
    MC
    Animal Glue
  18. 18Forwarding OperationsRounding
    Backing
    Back gluing
    Edge treatments
    Headbanding
  19. 19PVA - Polyvinyl AcetateDries fast, creates strong flexible bond, water-soluble, irreversible, doesn't mold if mold killers are added, don't let it freeze
  20. 20MC - Methyl CelluloseDries slowly, creates weak or no bond, reversible, doesn't mold, can be stored at air temp if in air tight container, mix with PVA for slow drying, comes in powdered form, can be thinned or thickened
  21. 21Pastedries slow, fairly strong bond, water soluble, molds quickly, can be stored in fridge, made from wheat or rice starch, can be tinned or thickened
  22. 22Animal Glue - GleatinVery strong, fairly fast drying, reversible, can mold, must be hot
  23. 23Why jog sheets?Quality, consistency, productivity, speed
  24. 24How to pick a jogging systemQuality, accuracy required, size of product, cost of system
  25. 25Types of joggersFlat, corner, static, vibrating
  26. 26Types of countingManual, measured, weighed, mechanical & optical
  27. 27Choose a counting systemQuantity, size, accuracy, budget/availability
  28. 28Film Lamination DefinitionThe process of bonding a thin transparent layer of film to the surface of one or two sides of a piece of paper or other stock
  29. 29Why Film Lamination is commonly used?Decoration, stiffness, protection, gloss, coating
  30. 30Film Lamination MethodsWet - solvents or water and adhesive is applied to the film as the silk is applied to the paper
    Thermal - uses heat to bond the film which had a pre-applied glue to the stock
  31. 31Film Lamination FinishesGloss- adds shine and enhances colour
    Matte - Adds dull flat finish keeps colour quite true
    De-lustered - unique, silky to touch
  32. 32Layflat Film LaminationIdeal for prefect, case, coil, and stitch bound book covers, generally common things
  33. 33Polypropylene Film Lamination1 Sided films, have self-adhesive properties
  34. 34When is SureGrip used?When jobs won't adhere properly
  35. 35BioLamThermal lamination used to kill bacteria

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