High volume bookbinding automated with new ODM Transfer Station

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High volume bookbinding automated with new ODM Transfer Station

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Press release from the issuing company

ODM auto-feed transfer station is now available for seamless assembly line hard cover book production from the Super Sticker to the Super Smasher. Cased-in hard cover books come off the Super Sticker conveyor belt and are gripped and lifted 90º upright onto the transfer station's conveyor belt. An electronic eye aligns each book thus insuring a smooth transfer into the Super Smasher. The books are then loaded into the Super Smasher for hydraulic building-in, which produces a 'library-quality' hard cover book. The transfer feed station can delivery up to 600 cased-in books per hour while reducing your labor cost.

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