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The books are divided into two very broad categories: hardback and paperback. Hard covers usually use a Smyth sewn binding and soft covers are typically perfect bound. There are two methods commonly used hardcover and dust jacket casewrap. The novels often have a jacket on a trail of attractive colors on the shelves of bookshops and tissue beneath the deck is likely to cover use of gold lettering on the spine. Casewrap covers are full color, shiny and usually do not come with jackets. This type of coverage is commonly used in textbooks or coffee table, but lately is becoming more common in novels.
Here are the standard options link (and there are other variations).
Side stitch
The pages are trimmed on all sides and held together staples on the left side. This is common links to the reports of poor circulation. It is cheap and often used by law firms and medium and large enterprises. This type of binding can not be opened flat and does not work in books thicker than 1 / 2 inch. Sometimes the book will be drilled on the left side and held together with decorative stitching or other thread. This is the original method is still used today for very small companies run decorative art books.
Saddle stitched
For books very small (less than 64 pages) This is the union of the election. For books of this size is difficult to glue the pages. The book is printed on a format of two pages per sheet (4 pages on one sheet of paper - 2 front and 2 back) and sutured or stapled most commonly in the center.
Perfect bound
The most common type of binding used today. The pages are trimmed on all sides and then glued on the cover, either hard or soft. It is an economic union and all kinds of books are used today, including some coffee table books of high quality.
Notch in the Surround
This is essentially a modified perfect union. The paper is cut into three sections. In the inner margin without cutting several notches are cut. Sometimes wire is stuck in the grooves. When the cover is glued to the pages that form a very good link to eliminate the problem of the pages begin to fall as may occur with perfect regular links.
Spiral Bound
If your book has to be flat like a book of recipes, or folded back to back to be useful, this is the link for you. The pages are cut on all four sides with holes in the margin of what a metal or plastic spiral contains the pages. With this union the thickness of the book is limited.
Comb bound
This is very similar to spiral binding but the book can not be folded back, but can lie. Some of you will recognize as a binding Cerlox. The advantage of the peak envelope book is a more clean, where the title can be printed on the spine and pages can be added at a later date (not as easy as it sounds as anyone who has tried this without the right equipment can attest). This union will also limit the thickness of the book.
Smyth Sewn (rhymes with gay)
This is the traditional marriage. The book is divided into several smaller booklets are saddle stitched (not always a staple yarn) and then glued to the cover. This method is usually reserved for hardcover books and is available in various degrees. But do not confuse this type of union with a hand sewn binding.
Stitched hand
You may be able to find someone in your area that joins hand books. Smyth sewn books are made by machine and the process is based on the system used to force his hand a book, but there are differences. The main difference is, of course, that the hand of link is done by hand. The pages are folded in signatures the same as Smyth sewing, but are hand sewn to heavy cables or tapes. Cords and tapes are used to attach the deck boards and cables result in peaks you see on the back of the book. Leather is the material of choice for the cover, but there are many variations. The resulting book is expensive, but beautiful and a pleasure, particularly if you are the author. You may want to have a couple copies of their labor book have done reservation of pre-printing several bound copies of books that can be used for special bond.
I have listed the bindings in their order of cost. The Smyth sewn binding will be on the order of five times more costly than the least expensive bindings (a hand binding can be five times more costly again). Your choice of binding should all come down to use and price. The price that you will be marketing your book will probably limit you to two or three of the binding choices. The nature of your work, how long the information will be useful and who will buy it, will direct you to your final choice.
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