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October 2007:

Looking for Turned Edge Binding

Looking for a finishing process that adds an unparalleled degree of sophistication to your binding project? Take a look at turned edge binding.

This growing—but still rare—finishing capability provides the best protection available to printed material. Also sometimes known as case binding, the turned edge process offers an attractive, durable binding for a variety of products.

Where do you find turned edge binding?

Binders – Turned edge covers are available for both square-back and round- back binders. Turned edge binding presents no restriction to graphic design possibilities, and can accommodate offset print covers, cloth covers that can be foil stamped or debossed, and other distinct and durable materials.

Folders – Turned edge is an ideal binding for joint multi-flap or milled folders that you want to make a strong and memorable first impression.

Book Covers – Turned edge is the preferred binding for hard-bound books. It also provides an excellent presentation for upscale restaurant menus and wine lists.

Looking for turned edge binding? There are probably less than a half-dozen sources in North America. The reason turned edge binding is still relatively rare is that the process involves several distinct steps and multiple machines. It requires a major commitment on the part of the graphic finisher to include turned edge binding among its capabilities. It takes a bindery that's dedicated to a comprehensive service offering.

That's why we're proud to announce that turned edge binding is coming soon to Coyne. Watch for details next month!

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