Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 188
ng drum during the process, leaving the tworemaining arms in a stationary position for the operatorto put another uncased book on one and remove the fin-ished book from the other. Thus, at each third of a revo- CASING-IN 173 liition of the arms, a book is cased-in. A double quantityof paste is… … Smyth Casing-in Machine.(E. C. Fuller.) 174 BOOKBINDING across the back. This machine will average five hundredbooks per hour, and adjustments are quickly made. Another style machine adjusts the book into the coverwithout opening it up. The book is pushed forward byhand on to the book blade; the…
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