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Used Case/Hard Cover Binding in England, United Kingdom

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    2021 Samed Innovazioni Darix Evolution

    2021 Samed Innovazioni Darix Evolution Light Casemaking machine

    • Manufacturer: Samed Innovazioni

    Semi-automatic set-up with automatic size setting Up to 4 cases per minute DARIX EVOLUTION LIGHT Case Maker In addition to the features on the Darix Standard, the Evolution Light has a second turning-in station ...

    Luton, United Kingdom
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    Sumbel Case Making System

    Sumbel Case Making System

    • Manufacturer: Sumbel

    Manual gluing units made in Germany Sturdy construction Description Sumbel Case Making System Case Making system With a patented brush turning in system the Darix can con A Great Profit Centre for Your Fini...

    Luton, United Kingdom
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    Samed Darix Standard Casemaker

    Samed Darix Standard Casemaker

    • Manufacturer: Samed

    - Vacuum table - Central light for printing reference - Manual positioning system two outer boards and spine - Corner Turning in system with free roller - Machinery mounted on wheels to allow easy movement - Prog...

    Luton, United Kingdom

Overview

Case/hard cover binding machines are used to attach book blocks to rigid covers, producing durable, professional hardcover books. These systems handle tasks like case-making, casing-in, trimming, and spine lining for publishers, print shops, and binderies. Models range from manual to fully automated lines that increase throughput and consistency for short or long runs.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used case/hard cover binding machine?

Inspect wear on glue systems, clamps, conveyors, and electrical controls. Check maintenance records, test casing-in and trimming cycles, and verify spare parts availability and vendor support for the model.

How do I arrange safe shipping for a hardcover binding line?

Use a carrier experienced with print machinery. Crate delicate units, secure moving parts, drain fluids if needed, label lift points, and confirm insurance and customs paperwork for international transport.

What routine maintenance keeps these machines reliable?

Regularly clean glue tanks and applicators, check heater and cooling systems, lubricate moving parts, inspect belts and sensors, and follow the manufacturer’s schedule for parts replacement and calibration.