What is the binding digitization in digital printing?

Most of the digital binding refers to the computer to control the adjustment of the binding equipment. The early adjustments of binding and collating, glue mounting heads, and staple thicknesses were all manually adjusted. Most computers now use computers and servomotors, and they only need to input the length, width, and thickness of books, and all matching heads and glues. The loading head can be automatically adjusted at one time, which can save a lot of time, thus increasing the efficiency of changing the binding machine. On-line binding refers to the installation of an automatic binding line behind a laser or electromagnetic printer. This operation is quite efficient. At least, it does not require much change. Therefore, on-line binding can reduce subsequent collation work or manual work to save labor costs. Another benefit of on-line processing is that it ensures the security of individual businesses. The disadvantage is to take into account the different number of printed pages, because most of the binding equipment is several times faster than the speed of the printing machine, that is to say, the book binding equipment is mostly in a waiting state and can not play an investment benefit.

Source: Ke Yin Network