Definition:

• In-Line Finishing Condenses the web printing process, the bindery process & the letter shop process into one continuous operation.
• Speed-to-market since there usually are no post-press operations, shipping or mailing can begin soon.
• Depending on the format, 250,000 or more pieces can be most effectively produced in-line.

Application:

• Personalizing
• Gluing
• Coating
• Perforating
• Die Cutting
• Slitting
• Shifting
• Folding
• Cutting

Products:

Limitless type of products can be produced inline with the web press at press speeds up to 1,600 fpm (755mpm):

• 2pg-32pg brochures
• Mini catalogs/ booklets
• Order forms with or without reply envelopes/ cards
• Bankcard applications, nested or non nested letters
• Eye catching products such as Pop-Ups, Pull tabs
• Dry Peel, Integrated label and Stickers
• Scratch & Sniff Inline Perfumed Micro Fragrance Products
• UV & Aqueous Varnish Coated Products
• Security Ink Printed Products
• Promotional Signatures W/ Multiple Shapes Die Cut & Contour Cut
• Personalized Enclosed Mailers W/ Promo Personalized Cards
• Magazine Covers For Saddle Stitching & Perfect Bind
• Diverse Formats of Direct Mail Products

Create Booklet Without Stitching

Many different page counts and sizes of booklets can be produced in-line by spine gluing the pages. These booklets can be standalones, like self-mailers, or can be incorporated into envelope packages. Booklets and folders also can incorporate unique folds and shapes that are difficult to produce in a conventional bindery setting, such as multiple roll folds and Z-folds.