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23:54 Mar 29, 2012 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Printing & Publishing | |||||||
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4 | glued/adhesive (unsewn) paperback/softcover binding |
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4 | perfect binding |
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glued/adhesive (unsewn) paperback/softcover binding Explanation: This is actually the glued or unsewn (as opposed to stiched/sewn) binding method typically used for softcover/paperback books. |
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perfect binding Explanation: before the glue is applied the spines are cut or ground/milled away allowing the glue to penetrate more deeply - hence "fresata" (I used to work for a printing company in Italy and we did exactly this kind of work for a Swedish customer - in the printing shop they called it "fresata", on the invoice it was "perfect binding") Reference: http://printwiki.org/Perfect_Binding |
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