Nowadays, many enterprises, institutions and individuals need to print large-format posters, posters, portraits and other materials, all of which need large printers to print. Binding these printed materials can make them more beautiful, suitable for display and easy to carry. This paper will introduce some binding methods of large printers.

1. Wire-loop binding method

The traveler binding method is a method of binding printed matter and traveler together. The advantages of this method are relatively low price, simple operation and easy insertion. However, traveler binding requires punching holes in printed matter, which may damage the surface.

2. Glue bonding method

Glue binding method is to apply glue on the back of printed matter, and then press it on the flip cover. When the glue dries, stick the printed matter on a thick paper board, and then open the whole picture book on three sides (it can be placed on the back board) or seal it on both sides. This method is suitable for printed matter with less paper. Its advantages are simple operation and relatively low binding cost. Its disadvantage is that the firmness of binding is not as good as other binding methods.

3. Hot melt adhesive bonding method

Hot melt adhesive binding is a method of bonding printed matter together with hot melt adhesive. This method needs to use special machines, and it needs to be operated quickly before gluing and quick drying, otherwise the quality will be affected. The advantages of this method are firm binding, beautiful appearance, suitable for display and simple operation, but the cost is relatively high.

4. Spiral binding method

Spiral binding is a method of binding printed matter together with a spiral device. The advantage of this method is that it is convenient to turn pages and presents beautiful and atmospheric effects. However, spiral binding method needs to punch holes in printed matter, which will affect the appearance. In addition, the ability of spiral bonding is limited.

5. Staple binding method

Staple binding is a method of binding printed matter with metal nails. This method needs to make printed matter according to the specified specifications and use a high-precision printing machine. The advantages of this method are firm binding and strong adaptability, but the relative cost is high.

In a word, the above are some common methods of binding for large printers. Choose different methods according to actual needs and budget.