BINDERY matters

Turned-Edge Binding Turns a Pretty Profit

MOUNT VERNON, OH--Coyne Graphic Finishing has added turned-edge binding, which company execs claim is a service available from very few sources throughout North America.

"Turned-edge binding is used primarily in the production of single-piece binders, joint multi-flap or milled folders and book covers," explains Kevin Coyne, president. "It is an extensive operation that involves a number of separate finishing processes. These may include any combination of precision spotting and gluing of the cover material to the board, creasing of the cover material and the board substrate, and turning in of the edges, as well as roller pressing and output functions."