Luxury hardcover, also known as fine special equipment or artistic equipment using this binding book from the appearance of the hardcover book is not much different, but more sophisticated than the hardcover, gorgeous, gives people artistic enjoyment, is the processing of books Exquisite, artistic, and well-preserved value The processing technology of luxury hardcover is complicated, technologically advanced, and difficult to operate. Except for folding, matching, and locking, it is still not possible to use a machine for machining. Processing process.
1, what is a luxury hardcover
Luxurious hard-packing method, generally speaking there are two points, one is the use of framed materials are valuable, such as the cover material in the leather (sheep, cowhide, snakeskin, etc.) and fabric in the satin, velvet, silk, linen, etc.; Materials such as red gold, silver foil, color tablets, and gemstones are complicated in design, such as gold-rolling mouths, flower-mouths, lock-in-heads, sticky linings, and bamboo shoots. That is, from the outside, it is a very high-grade hardcover book, which is used to accommodate some ladies' items and can be used as gifts for relatives and friends.
2, luxury hardcover book core modeling
1) Lining material
Lining means that the same leather or fabric material as the bookcase shell fabric is bonded to the monoliner under the ring liner and that it functions in the same way as the book back fabric. However, it is firmer and more beautiful than the back of the book (opening the book is sealed in the second or third of the floating port is four sides and the same material), read flat (see Figure 1).
Figure 1 Sticky lining
1, lined material 2, single lining 3, sticky mouth
2) lining
The lining of the bag is a process of bonding the single sheet of the lining material with the ring lining to make the lining material stick to the ring lining. The function of the lining is to be locked together with the book booklet and connected with the book case ( See Figure 2)
Figure 2 lining
1, ring lining 2, a single lining 3, after the liner lining material
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