Our process:

Each book sent to us for rebinding is counted and individually assessed by a trained bindery specialist. The customer will be contacted regarding any books deemed un-bindable.

Each book is prepared for the bindery. Dog eared pages will be turned out and covers will be scanned, a photoshop specialist will digitally correct the covers before they are reproduced.

After covers are printed they are set aside for 24-48 hours to allow the them to cure before laminating. This allows for better adhesion.

Next, the textbooks go through our revitalizing process. The old covers are removed. Each book is trimmed on all sides to ensure clean edges. The book is milled and notched using state-of-the-art equipment. Our patented notched, double fan adhesive binding technique is recommended specifically for textbooks. It ensures superior flexibility and openability.

We use the finest quality materials and our process is specifically designed for textbooks.

We don't use the micro notching techniques that are designed for binding booklets that many binders do.

The key to rebinding books is in the notching. It requires specific equipment to achieve lasting results. Lot of binderies have popped up that use techniques designed for booklet binding and while the results may look okay these books wont hold up as well to heavy use by students in the classroom.

New covers are then applied under high pressure.

Each rebound book will be inspected prior to shipping.

Your reconditioned books will be returned to you with new shiny covers, crisp corners, clean outside edges and new book plates.

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