Calcolatore: Libri cartonato

Le abbondanze sono le aree stampate del foglio che si estendono oltre il bordo della pagina (oltre la misura desiderata del libro) e verranno tagliate durante il processo di stampa. Il formato netto del blocco interno è uguale al formato che si desidera ottenere. Il formato lordo del blocco (ovvero con abbondanze) è il formato prima del taglio, ovvero prima che le abbondanze vengano rimosse.

Blocco interno senza abbondanze: quando nessuna grafica/oggetto nel file verrà stampato sul margine del foglio (al vivo).

Opzione destinata alla stampa di libri con grafiche complesse e per tirature piccole o molto piccole. Adatta a tutti i tipi di grafiche: con molte illustrazioni, immagini grandi, ecc.
Stampa ad alta densità, elevata profondità del nero, colori più scuri rispetto alla stampa offset. I bordi dell’area di stampa osservati al microscopio risultano molto nitidi. Adatta a tutte le carte a nostra disposizione, da 70 gsm in su.

Nel progetto sono presenti principalmente testo, grafici e tabelle. Sono accettabili anche singole foto di piccole dimensioni. L'opzione è disponibile anche per lavori da stampare 2 + 2 (palette CMYK).
La presenza del colore nel progetto è del 20% circa.

The window is cut into the cover after the block is cased in. Its preparation involves making a hole in the covering, base case and endpaper. The window may be located at the front or back of the book and may take a round or rectangular shape.

They can be cut at an angle or standard. In the first case, the cutting tool is angled at 45 degrees to the cover and in the second, at 90 degrees.

When designing, consider the tolerance of object matching between the covering and endpaper, which can be up to 2 mm. Avoid, for example, lines that would have their continuation on the part of the endpaper visible in the die-cut window.

The safety limits are 25 mm from the edge of the base case at the spine side and 10 mm each for the other edges. Indicate the die-cut window's shape and location by preparing the mask as for the UV varnish.

Choose the binding board that becomes visible on the edges of the die-cut window – available types: standard (grey) and black (dyed).

We only cut out the window in board with a thickness of 2 mm.

Choose the binding board that becomes visible on the edges of the die-cut window – available types: standard (grey) and black (dyed).

We only cut out the window in board with a thickness of 2 mm.

The die-cut windows are made either at a standard or an angle.

In the first case, the cutting tool is angled at 90 degrees to the cover and in the second, at 45 degrees. The windows can take a round or rectangular shape.

The safety limits are 25 mm from the edge of the base case at the spine side and 10 mm each for the other edges. Indicate the die-cut window's shape and location by preparing the mask as for the UV varnish.

Mark "None" if your project has no die-cut window on the front cover.

The die-cut windows are made either at a standard or an angle.

In the first case, the cutting tool is angled at 90 degrees to the cover and in the second, at 45 degrees. The windows can take a round or rectangular shape.

The safety limits are 25 mm from the edge of the base case at the spine side and 10 mm each for the other edges. Indicate the die-cut window's shape and location by preparing the mask as for the UV varnish.

Mark "None" if your project has no die-cut window on the back cover.

Block edge printing is done in CMYK with pigment inks.

Prepare the design in three PDF files per the rule: one PDF is one surface. Remember to include 3 mm bleeds and an offset tolerance of up to 1 mm between the cover and the printed edge.

Wrap graphics around the entire book, give an impressive position to the typography or extend the illustration from the cover. Edge printing is a fascinating and unconventional solution that thrills readers.