What is riding a horse?

Question 1: What is a flat seam and what is a flat seam on horseback, that is, a flat seam on iron wire. It is a binding method that the printed pages are folded and pasted into a book, then nailed with iron wire on one side of the nail opening, and then covered with a cover. Used for binding general books.

When riding a horse to staple and bind, the folded pages match the cutter bar of the binding machine, just like a saddle horse. After binding, nail it on horseback. So when you open the book and look at the middle part, you can find that the whole book is centered on the nail in the middle. The first page and the last page of the book are symmetrically connected, and the middle two pages are also symmetrically connected with it.

Question 2: What is the most common processing method of saddle stitching? After the pages are collated by the page matching method, the cover cover is added to form a whole paste, and the iron wire nail is inserted into the book from the fold, and the bent foot is locked, so that the cost of binding the book is high. When binding in this way, you should put the book stand flat and ride on the binding tripod, so it is called riding binding. There are two ways to bind on horseback. One method is to wear a binding in the same position of each book, which is called neat binding. The other is cross stitch between posts, which is called cross stitch. Interlacing binding is suitable for binding thick book blocks and pages, so that books and periodicals are flat. Binding books and periodicals by horse riding method has the advantages of short technological process, fast publishing speed and low cost, and books can be tiled when turning over, which is convenient for reading. However, the iron wire is easy to rust and has low fastness, which is not conducive to the preservation of books and periodicals. Riding bookbinding adopts matching method, and books and periodicals should not be too thick. Generally, only thin books of about 100 pages can be bound at most, which are mostly used for binding magazines, pictorial and various brochures. Before ordering a book, you should nest the folded book posts together from the middle post, and finally cover them with the cover. This process is called overlapping and matching pages. Books need to be cut on three sides after subscription, and finally processed into books and periodicals for reading. The most common saddle stitching production line is to connect the machines used to complete the above three processes, and use the common drive to continuously complete all the processing of books and periodicals from page folding to cutting. In addition to the above folding machine, stapler and three-sided book cutter, the horse-riding binding production line produced by Martini Company in Switzerland can also be equipped with stacker, packaging machine and page inserter according to different situations, which is flexible and changeable to meet the various needs of users. Good-fine/print/344, all kinds of riding sewing production lines produced by Martini company in Switzerland, are complete here.

Question 3: What does riding mean? Riding on a horse, saddle needle, saddle English, saddle means saddle. baike.baidu/view/39 1 196

Question 4: What are horse riding and flat booking? Usually refers to "iron wire flat binding", and the staple is not prefabricated. In the production process, the machine cuts a section from the rolled metal wire, nails it on the paper, and bends and fixes the iron wire on the other side of the paper.

Also known as horse binding, it is a method of book binding, such as riding on a horse. Thin books (less than 6 posts) are covered and placed horizontally on the iron frame to pierce the wire nail.

Flat nail, that is, iron wire flat nail. It is a binding method that the printed pages are folded and pasted into a book, then nailed with iron wire on one side of the nail opening, and then covered with a cover. Used for binding general books.

Question 5: What is a riding nail? Also known as riding nails. It is a method of book binding, such as riding a horse. Thin books (less than 6 posts) are covered and placed horizontally on the iron frame to pierce the wire nail.

Question 6: What is nailing? What are the requirements for riding nails for binding? What are the requirements for riding nails for binding? At present, many customers who print books don't know much about riding nails, and they don't know whether the books they print are suitable for riding nails. So today I want to share these questions with you: 1. What is riding a nail? Usually, we call riding nails "steel wire flat nails" and do not use prefabricated nails. In the production process, the machine cuts a section from the rolled metal wire and nails it on the paper. With a riding stapler, the book block with a set of stickers and the cover are fixed on the spine with two wire buckles to form a book. Because the book is spread out from the center and folded up and down like a saddle, it is called "riding a horse". Second, riding is fast and convenient, and the book opening can reach l80. The benefits that the publishing industry often takes advantage of. Of course, it also has shortcomings. The following are the matters that must be paid attention to when designing. (1) Don't be too thick for books bound by horse riding. Before binding, be sure to set multiple books into a whole post. Thick books over 64P are not suitable for riding. There are two main binding methods: sewing and wireless binding. Thread-locked binding is to string the matched book posts one by one in sequence. It can be used for books of any thickness, which is firm and convenient to read, but the binding speed is slow. (2) When riding a horse, the middle book is easily squeezed out, and the degree of squeezing out is directly proportional to the thickness of the paper, resulting in different widths from the back of the book to the mouth of the book after three-sided cutting, and the pages near the center are narrower than those near the cover. Riding bookbinding is simple and professional, widely used in the printing of brochures, news materials, magazines and picture books, and with the help of automatic machinery and equipment, such as the automatic folding machine of riding bookbinding machine, its working efficiency is very high. I am here to share with you some questions about what riding nails are and what you need to pay attention to. Zhantai specializes in providing one-stop service for product design and printing. We have a professional printing and after-sales team and look forward to your cooperation!

Question 7: What is a saddle stitch machine? Riding a horse is a binding method in the printing industry, just like how you bind a small manual. So the riding stapler you are talking about is a nail press.

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Question 8: Binding method of saddle stitch: When binding, the first page is placed in front of the binding machine, and the first page falls on the chain; Other pillars are stacked on it in order, and the cover finally falls on it, and then nails are nailed; Then it is sent to the cutter at the end of the binding machine, and the book is trimmed on three sides to form a book, which is sent out of the binding machine by the conveyor belt and packaged.

Question 9: What does it mean to ride a horse tied up? What is the difference? Last time I had a book to print on the Internet, I was told that I didn't know much about the way of binding. Riding nails are nails, which are suitable for books with few pages and not too thick. Binding is divided into wired and wireless. Wireless for a long time is easy to take off the page, suitable for books slightly thicker than riding nails. Wired nails are suitable for books with thick pages that are not easy to come off. According to your own requirements, you can choose plastic packaging for those with higher requirements, but you must reach a certain thickness before gluing.