Production installation and method for block books in parallel from digital print
AssigneeS.E.M. Servizi Editoriali Milano S.P.A.
InventorGiovanni Antonuzzo
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AssigneeS.E.M. Servizi Editoriali Milano S.P.A.
InventorGiovanni Antonuzzo
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A production installation (21) produces book blocks (22) in parallel from digital prints on basic sheets (24). Each book block has “n” book sheets aligned through rows (46) and columns (44) and each basic sheet has “m” book sheets (43) equal to the number “m” of book blocks to be produced. Under the control of an electronic unit (56), a point bonding group (51) dispenses adhesive strokes (61) on the basic sheets across the rows and/or the columns, a stacking group (52) stacks the basic sheets and forms a basic block (62) stabilized by the point bonds, while a separation group (53) cuts and separates the book blocks from the basic block along the rows and the columns for following treatments. The basic sheets have machine-readable basic codes (68) and the electronic control unit actuates the point bonding group, the stacking group and the separation group on the basis of information derived from the basic codes.
A production installation for book blocks in parallel from digital prints on basic sheets, wherein each book block has a given number “n” of book sheets and each basic sheet has a number “m” of book sheets equal to the number “m” of the book blocks to be produced and wherein said installation comprises a stacking group for the basic sheets, a separation group for the book blocks, and an electronic control unit for the stacking group and the separation group,
A method for producing book blocks in parallel from digital prints on basic sheets, wherein each book block has a number “n” of book sheets to be assembled, said method being directed to produce in parallel a number “m” of book blocks and employs a number of basic sheets equal to the number of book sheets of each book block and wherein each basic sheet aligns a number “m” of book sheets equal to the number “m” of the book blocks, said method being controlled by an electronic control unit in response to data associated to the book blocks and the basic sheets derived from machine-readable basic codes and provides the following steps:
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