Commercial bookbinding; a description of the processes and the various machines used (1910)
Stephen, Geo. A. (George Arthur), 1880-1934 · London, W.J. Stonhill and co. · leaf 14
eallowed to stand fo era! hours before being trimmed in order that the backsmay beo ime set. The machine is estimatedto work up to the high rate of 2,000maga tnes per hour, but the actual output5, oi course, according to the class ofwork done, and the conditions obtaining.The machine at Messrs.… … Fig. 9. adhesive is applied by two rollers, re-volving in tanks containing a special com-posite mixture, and the magazine thenpicks up from a small moving tabpiei e oi mull, previously (ait to the xactwidth of the back, to produce the necessarybacking. The pieces of mull are fed on tothe table by…
Bookbinding
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