Deanprint have been binding books for well over 100 years. We pride our selves on producing beautiful and unique books. We have the most comprehensive facilities in the UK. Equipped for undertaking every step of the book binding process. This enables us to offer the widest choice of options so we can meet the needs and budget of even the most demanding project.
Our range of services and machinery and experience means we fully understand the benefits and applications of the different bookbinding techniques so can select the most suitable process. Also we add those special finishing touches to ensure our clients are not just satisfied but delighted with their finished books.
Please call us to discuss your requirements. We are always ready to discuss the different options to produce a beautiful book or document unique for your application. We are always happy to give you some indication of prices or a formal quote.
What is Case Binding? Case binding is the traditional way to produce a hard backed book. The pages are sewn together in sections and attached to the inside of a case with end papers which are tipped on to the book block and then glued into the case. Case binding produces a hard back book…
A perfect bound book offers a very professional look with a square printed spine and the finished books stack well. Perfect binding is generally used for paperback and softcover books, such as corporate reports, manuals, catalogues, and magazines. What is Perfect Binding? Perfect binding is a method for binding soft backed books. It involves the…
Singer sewn binding or thread stitched binding is perfect to give a traditional finish to a printed document. One simple line of sewing holds the collated pages together so the finished book is secure, stylish and opens flat. More robust, sewn binding on books, is ideal when an extra level of security is required such…
Wiro Binding or wire binding is commonly used for publications where it is desirable to be able to open the publication flat or fold it back on itself without breaking the spine. It is ideal for when you need a book that will lie flat open on the page you need like a recipe book…
Saddle stitching or staple binding is always popular. It is ideal for products such as note books, booklets, catalogues, programs, pamphlets, comic books, magazines, small brochures and manuals. Saddle Stitched Books Saddle stitched books have staples inserted into the spine of the book as a form of binding the leaves together. The staples pass through the folded…
There are many other processes that we offer as print finishers, including; numbering, paging, collating, tab cutting, indexing, round cornering, drilling, shrink-wrapping, padding, slot punching, folding, foil blocking, benchwork and hand binding. Flat Wire Stabbing This process can be used when single leaves need to be bound into a bookblock. Staples are punched through the…
We at Deanprint are proud of our purpose built digital printing book binding facility in Manchester. First established in 1890...
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How do we make a case bound book? Starting with the printed sheets this video steps through the processes involved in making a case bound book. We then go on to describe a range of finishing touches that make a case bound book more interesting and unique. Video Transcript.
Our latest book binding machine the Aster Pro. This video shows the Aster Pro in action and some of the other equipment that we have recently invested in. The Aster Pro enables us to make case bound books, more efficiently to a higher standard and in larger formats. We are proud to be constantly investing in new book binding equipment. This video also briefly shows our case making, perfect binding, digital presses, creaser, guillotine and trimming machines, which we have all updated over the last three years.
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