Machine Insert - Bound - Tipon Specifications
6287+(5135,17
Machine Insert - Bound - Tipon Specifications Seven
Loose Inserts.
The following applies to all loose inserts: 1. All loose inserts should be at least 15mm smaller than the trim size of the magazine in both A and B. 2. The minimum thickness of a single sheet loose insert should be no less than 130gsm. 3. It is not possible to machine insert a concertina folded insert. 4. All loose inserts of 4 pages or more are fed into the publicaton spine first. 5. The pagination of an individual loose insert should be no more than 32 page (maximum can paper grammage for 32pp is 100gsm, but higher grammages can be used on inserts with proportionately fewer pages). 6. If you insert is not a single leaf the spine (A) will need to be closed. 7. Static nailed inserts to have a maximum of 6pp at typical insert grammage, and to be 20mm smaller on each edge than the trim size. 8. Please allow for 2% overs.
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Tip ons Due to the nature of mechanical glued inserts, it is imperative that samples of the insert are sent to the appropriate site at least four weeks prior to binding the enable trials to take place. This is to insure that the spot glued insert can be run efficiently and the client is informed of any additional charges that may be necessary due to slower running of the binding lines. The following data is supplied as a guideline for clients wishing to incorporate spot glued inserts into a publication.
Specifications 1. Tip ons cannot be applied to covers, of perfect bound products. 2. It is not recommended to print exact position require ment on the desired page such as a dotted line etc, due to the across stated tolerance. 3. Please be aware that machine tipons are limited to what page they can be tipped onto depending on section breaks. 4. No concertina folded products can be supplied. 5. 4pp, 6pp and 8pp products can be applied, provided that there is a cloesed/folded edge to feed from. You must however check with us to ascertain if the product can be applied landscape or portrait. l
Specifications Presentation of all tip-on products should be boxed with the product facing in one direction and dividers used when necessary.
Paper/Product Substance Minimum = 150gsm Maximum = 350gsm Positioning Guide/Requirements A layout indicating position required and product size must be supplied in all instances prior to the production of your layout.
Min
Max Normal Max Static Hopper (3) Nailer (3)
128mm 105mm
261mm 205mm
Min 70mm 70mm
max 190mm 205mm
236mm 180mm
A B
Width Height
B
A
Min
Max Normal Max Static Hopper (3) Nailer Min (3)
Portra Perfect Bound 128mm 285mm 260mm Minimum 150mm 105mm 207mm 182mm 20mm A 140mm Specs 165mm Please refer toByour Southernprint account Executive. Min max C 30mm 70mm 190mm Width D 10mm 70mm
205mm
Height
Tolerance of Tip-on on page A movement tolerance of 10mm in any direction must be allowed for in the positioning of spot glued inserts in both perfect bound and saddle stitched products.
Perfect Bound Minimum 20mm 165mm 30mm 10mm
A B C D
Head
B
A
D Card
C
Foot
Foredge
Spine
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(Sainsbury's)
6287+(5135,17
Machine Insert - Bound - Tipon Specifications Seven
Bound Inserts.
Minimum 20mm 165mm 30mm 10mm
A B C D
A
B
Foot
Min Portrat
Max Portrait
Max Landscape
150mm 140mm
276mm 220mm
200mm 220mm
A B
* Please note that on all landscape bound inserts the B dimension must not be more than 30mm greater than the A dimension, with the minimum A dimension being 150mm
General. All inserts loose/bound/tipped on, and thier suitability are subject to sight and the production department approval. Please ensure you send us a sample 4 weeks prior to the deadline. We cannot be help responsible for inserts we do not recieve prior to publication. Insert overs will be stored for a maximum of 7 days and no longer.
Contacts Southernprint booking inserts in: t. 01202 628351 Southernprint CSR:
Head
Spine
The following allowances must be made with bound-in inserts for perfect binding: 1. An additional 3mm must be Normal added to dimension B at the Min Max Max Static spine edge for milling. Hopper (3) Nailer (3) 2. An additional 3mm allowance must be added to the foredge, as trimming allowance for bound-in inserts which are 236mm maximum128mm product size. If261mm knocking to the head, head trim A allowance105mm is 10mm, foot trim is 3mm. If knocking to the foot, 205mm 180mm B foot trim allowance is 10mm, head trim is 3mm. 3. For inserts that are not maximum product size, an additional 10mm head or foot trim, as appropriate, must be added toMin the above sizes, please contact your max controller who will advise you as to whether the product 70mm 190mm Width is knocking to the head or foot. 70mm 205mm Height 4. All ‘subject matter/text’ must be at least 5mm from any trimmed edges. 5. Minimum single leaf thickness of any product bound-in insert should be no less than 130gsm. 6. As a consequence of normal binding line waste Perfect tolerances, we advise a suitable supple of overs for bound-in inserts, around 2% of the print run. Bound
Foredge
l
(Sainsbury's)
Julie Harris t. 01202 628386 e. [email protected]
Machine Insert - Bound - Tipon Specifications Seven
Loose Inserts.
The following applies to all loose inserts: 1. All loose inserts should be at least 15mm smaller than the trim size of the magazine in both A and B. 2. The minimum thickness of a single sheet loose insert should be no less than 130gsm. 3. It is not possible to machine insert a concertina folded insert. 4. All loose inserts of 4 pages or more are fed into the publicaton spine first. 5. The pagination of an individual loose insert should be no more than 32 page (maximum can paper grammage for 32pp is 100gsm, but higher grammages can be used on inserts with proportionately fewer pages). 6. If you insert is not a single leaf the spine (A) will need to be closed. 7. Static nailed inserts to have a maximum of 6pp at typical insert grammage, and to be 20mm smaller on each edge than the trim size. 8. Please allow for 2% overs.
l
Tip ons Due to the nature of mechanical glued inserts, it is imperative that samples of the insert are sent to the appropriate site at least four weeks prior to binding the enable trials to take place. This is to insure that the spot glued insert can be run efficiently and the client is informed of any additional charges that may be necessary due to slower running of the binding lines. The following data is supplied as a guideline for clients wishing to incorporate spot glued inserts into a publication.
Specifications 1. Tip ons cannot be applied to covers, of perfect bound products. 2. It is not recommended to print exact position require ment on the desired page such as a dotted line etc, due to the across stated tolerance. 3. Please be aware that machine tipons are limited to what page they can be tipped onto depending on section breaks. 4. No concertina folded products can be supplied. 5. 4pp, 6pp and 8pp products can be applied, provided that there is a cloesed/folded edge to feed from. You must however check with us to ascertain if the product can be applied landscape or portrait. l
Specifications Presentation of all tip-on products should be boxed with the product facing in one direction and dividers used when necessary.
Paper/Product Substance Minimum = 150gsm Maximum = 350gsm Positioning Guide/Requirements A layout indicating position required and product size must be supplied in all instances prior to the production of your layout.
Min
Max Normal Max Static Hopper (3) Nailer (3)
128mm 105mm
261mm 205mm
Min 70mm 70mm
max 190mm 205mm
236mm 180mm
A B
Width Height
B
A
Min
Max Normal Max Static Hopper (3) Nailer Min (3)
Portra Perfect Bound 128mm 285mm 260mm Minimum 150mm 105mm 207mm 182mm 20mm A 140mm Specs 165mm Please refer toByour Southernprint account Executive. Min max C 30mm 70mm 190mm Width D 10mm 70mm
205mm
Height
Tolerance of Tip-on on page A movement tolerance of 10mm in any direction must be allowed for in the positioning of spot glued inserts in both perfect bound and saddle stitched products.
Perfect Bound Minimum 20mm 165mm 30mm 10mm
A B C D
Head
B
A
D Card
C
Foot
Foredge
Spine
l
(Sainsbury's)
6287+(5135,17
Machine Insert - Bound - Tipon Specifications Seven
Bound Inserts.
Minimum 20mm 165mm 30mm 10mm
A B C D
A
B
Foot
Min Portrat
Max Portrait
Max Landscape
150mm 140mm
276mm 220mm
200mm 220mm
A B
* Please note that on all landscape bound inserts the B dimension must not be more than 30mm greater than the A dimension, with the minimum A dimension being 150mm
General. All inserts loose/bound/tipped on, and thier suitability are subject to sight and the production department approval. Please ensure you send us a sample 4 weeks prior to the deadline. We cannot be help responsible for inserts we do not recieve prior to publication. Insert overs will be stored for a maximum of 7 days and no longer.
Contacts Southernprint booking inserts in: t. 01202 628351 Southernprint CSR:
Head
Spine
The following allowances must be made with bound-in inserts for perfect binding: 1. An additional 3mm must be Normal added to dimension B at the Min Max Max Static spine edge for milling. Hopper (3) Nailer (3) 2. An additional 3mm allowance must be added to the foredge, as trimming allowance for bound-in inserts which are 236mm maximum128mm product size. If261mm knocking to the head, head trim A allowance105mm is 10mm, foot trim is 3mm. If knocking to the foot, 205mm 180mm B foot trim allowance is 10mm, head trim is 3mm. 3. For inserts that are not maximum product size, an additional 10mm head or foot trim, as appropriate, must be added toMin the above sizes, please contact your max controller who will advise you as to whether the product 70mm 190mm Width is knocking to the head or foot. 70mm 205mm Height 4. All ‘subject matter/text’ must be at least 5mm from any trimmed edges. 5. Minimum single leaf thickness of any product bound-in insert should be no less than 130gsm. 6. As a consequence of normal binding line waste Perfect tolerances, we advise a suitable supple of overs for bound-in inserts, around 2% of the print run. Bound
Foredge
l
(Sainsbury's)
Julie Harris t. 01202 628386 e. [email protected]
