Morgana has added a new addition to its DigiBook series of PUR perfect binders. The DigiBook 200 has more automation than the basic 150 model and can bind up to 200 books per hour. Book blocks can be measured automatically so that users can switch from one size of book to another very quickly. It can handle spine lengths from 110 to 320mm with a maximum thickness of 50mm. It features retractable spine milling so that the device can go from soft- to hard-cover binding at the flick of a switch. Side gluing for the cover hinge is adjustable depending upon the cover style required.
Ray Hillhouse, Sales and Marketing Director at Morgana Systems, said: “Customers like the range that we offer, but have been asking for that perfect product: the one that sits just above entry level, but is not as expensive as the 300 books per hour model!
It’s priced at £27,000. Further details can be found at: http://morgana.co.uk/
Morgana launches new book binder
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