What are the different types of binding covers?

are the days of printing on scrolls made from the pulp of the Papyrus plant, the parchment made of animal leather and palm leaves serving as a binding material for ancient religious texts. Modern times have brought modern materials, resulting in countless book options. The possibilities range from cheap DO-IT-YOURSELF systems for business or school projects to professional fixed opportunities for the author of public sales book. Binding covers generally fall into two categories:

1. Personal: Suitable for unpublished works under 100 pages such as domestic projects, students' reports and business documents. Belongs to:

• Smooth plastic covers: This durable material is waterproof and resistant to tears. It comes in different colors, including Clear, and can be purchased as a printable or continuous cover.
• grain covers: theses are sometimes referred to as leather, embossed grain and leather relief. They are made of unloaded paperstock, which is resistant and resistant to markets, but not waterproof. They are also printable to a smooth plastic cover, but offer a texture that changes the appearance.
• Bed linen covered: covered with bed linen offer the most elegant appearance, with attributes identical to the grain binding covers, but with a different texture that resembles high -quality sheet metal paper with high weight.

All of the above packaging are available in different weights, quality and sizes. The binding options include plastic combs, wire coil and non -crippling large -scale spine, which resembles the teeth of the comb and allows neat stacking, but does not allow the book to lie open and flat. Cheap machines can be purchased for each other or can be prepared by almost any copy or press store.

Alternadal cheap method is to fold pages and wrap with heavy paper cover, which can then be placed on a seated stapleLa. It is easy and cheap, but it is more difficult to add pages later, while plastic combs, wire coil and Velbind Combs can easily be removed and replaced with a larger version that receives multiple pages.

2. Professional: suitable for published works to be purchased on the public market.

• SoftCover binding covers: The most popular softCover uses a coated paper cover that is connected to the perfect binding method. The pages of the book are stacked in a block of books, on the edge to rough, then the adhesive is applied and are glued to the cover. This method is the most popular and produces the least costly binding cover, but these books do not lie flat and the spine can burst.
  
  Otabind binding covers offer another cheap option that binds to soft content. Otabind advantage is flexibility. The packaging is still connected to the glue, but the flexible spine allows books on the booklet to lie open and flat. This is ideal for cooking books or other Refencenual materials that must be opened when using.
• binding covers of bound binding: binding housing covers or editions are the highest quality and the most expensive choice. The pages are assembled and either sewn together or glued to the glue, then wrapped in channels covered with fabric, covered with paper or occasionally leather. The sewing and adhesive methods differ, but the most common and durable method is to sew first, apply the adhesive and anchor the text block on the envelope.

As soon as it is bound, the jacket can be printed and wrapped around the book, or alternatively, it can be on the spine and cover and used without a jacket.