Deciding whether to finish in-line, near-line or off-line |
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Disadvantages:
Summary:In-line finishing is best suited to high security print applications
where the booklet format size does not change and booklets must be
produced immediately after printing. |
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Disadvantages:
Summary:Near-line finishing is best suited to applications requiring maximum possible system operating efficiency, and where there is not much variation in booklet format size. Note: In-line or near-line Smart-binders may be fitted
with the optional SB-097 sheet pile feeder in order to offer also
the benefits of feeding off-line, when needed. |
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Advantages:
Disadvantages:
Summary:Off-line finishing is best suited to production of different format
sized booklets and when booklets are personalised with matching covers. |
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