Binding machine a cassette machine and booklet binding method
AssigneeBindomatic AB
InventorsUrpo Latvakangas, Göran Tolf, Jan Sabelström
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AssigneeBindomatic AB
InventorsUrpo Latvakangas, Göran Tolf, Jan Sabelström
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The present invention relates to a booklet binding machine (201). The machine includes cassette receiving means (202, 203), an infeed mechanism (206) a combining unit and an activating unit. According to the invention, the cassette receiving means is adapted to receive a cassette pack in which the booklet covers are disposed in a bundle in a non-folded state in the cassette. The machine also includes means (211, 212, 213) for folding the booklet covers along two fold lines. The invention also relates to a cassette pack which includes an infeed cassette and a bundle of booklet covers in the cassette. According to the invention, the booklet covers are in a non-folded state in the cassette. Each booklet cover includes fold lines and an activatable adhesive. The invention also relates to a booklet binding method.
A booklet binding machine where each booklet includes a cover that has a front side, a rear side a spine disposed between said front and rear sides and a number of sheets such as sheets of paper enclosed in the cover and glued to the spine thereof, wherein the machine includes
Cassette for a bundle of sheets, which sheets are intended for feeding out one by one from the cassette, which cassette generally has the shape of a parallelepipedic box that has a feed side including a feed opening, characterized in that the feed opening of the cassette is provided with separating means for separating one sheet from the other sheets in the bundle.
A booklet binding method where each booklet includes a cover that has front side, a rear side, a spine disposed between said sides, and a number of sheets, for instance paper sheets, enclosed in the cover and glued to the spine of the cover, wherein the method comprises the steps of feeding the booklet covers from a cassette to a binding machine one at a time, where each booklet cover includes fold lines and an activatable adhesive;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.