“There are a thousand alphanumeric memories available, which enable repeat jobs to be saved for later recall, thus providing totally automatic setup in a few seconds.”
“It is easy to use, even by non-specialised personnel, via a touch screen panel with icon graphics that allow the programming of all precision operations in just a few seconds, including startup and shutdown. “These machines are equipped with a patented closed gluing system where the spine and side gluing is applied by a slot applicator for the utmost binding quality and accuracy. We also had a number of requests for landscape A3 or 11x17in finished size books.” Several machines of the previous specification were sold with special extended cover kits to allow for the production of books larger than A4 size. “Perhaps the most significant change is the book format. For example, in Asia where the photobook market is huge, they were pushing for a larger size. Ray Hillhouse, vice president offline business, Morgana, “We were getting requests for larger books in some markets. It can now produce landscape A3 jobs, and produce up to 300 books per hour. The DigiBook 300 XL Pro binder has an increased input cover size of 450×1,000mm, compared with the 350x700mm maximum format of its predecessor, the DigiBook 300. It only requires single phase power, rather than three phase.
Morgana says the DigiBook 300 XL Pro is suited to traditional and digital printers who require short runs of PUR perfect bound books to a professional standard. Morgana equipment is sold through Print & Pack in Australia. Morgana has launched a new PUR binder, the DigiBook 300 XL Pro, which adds landscape A3 capabilities to the range.
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