History of Bindomatic Our company started in Sweden in 1974 with the first Bindomatic product launched in 1980. Since then our products has been the leading In-house Document Finishing system in over 40 countries. Today head office is still in Sweden with subsiduaries in Germany, USA and Portugal. There is 3 mayor production centers for covers which is located in Portugal - USA and Australia. Bindomatic Australia was formed in 1985 and is now located on the Gold Coast which services all our customers in the Asia Pacific region. Bindomatic Australia is fully Australian owned and with local production can cater for any speciality cover in any quantity. |
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About UsOur business idea is to provide companies and organisations with the simplest and most effective way of presenting their documents in a professional manner. We achieve this by designing and producing easy-to-operate document binding systems for offices, computer and reproduction centers, printers etc. Our business is based on the premise that it is natural to use a Bindomatic wherever documents are produced with the aid of a copier or laser printer. Bindomatic is currently used in more than 40 countries. |
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Why Use Bindomatic?There are many reasons why a Bindomatic Document Finishing Systemwill help you in business. Have a look at these. |
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| Accuracy The thickness of the solid adhesive is uniform the entire length of the spine and the cover is scored four times. The longitudinal edges of the adhesive are attached to the cover ensuring that all papers melt into the adhesive. Our covers are the first pre-folded thermal covers in the world. The covers are folded back on themselves during the production process so that the bound document hinges open the first time on the outer scoring line. Use of 100% Cotton Bookbinding cloth. Laminated with the adhesive, on the top of the strip. During the binding process, the cloth reinforcement flows into the adhesive. After cooling, the cloth, the adhesive, and the cover stock fuse together to form a superior spine. Two patents pending. The new scoring method produces a sharper, bookline spine that improves the appearance of the bound document. During the binding process, the cover "squeeze" the paper at the outer scoring lines which further improves the appearance of the bound document. |
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| Convenience Your Bindomatic system is always ready to use and don't need any setup or special preparations to do its job. |
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Editing Bindomatic documents is a very simple process. |
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Presentation They say "Don't judge the book by its cover" but everybody does. |
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Speed It takes only about 60 seconds to bind one or several documents on a Bindomatic thermal binding system, regardless of the thickness of the document! In contrast, a 'punch-bound' document must first be punched in sections small enough to fit into the punch machine, then manually fed onto a plastic or wire comb. The thicker the document, the more time it takes to bind. In addition, thermal binding allows several documents to be bound simultaneously, thereby making a dramatic saving in staff time and cost. Again in contrast, punch-binding is a labour intensive operation where each document has to be bound individually, thereby dramatically increasing staff time and cost. |
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Your Documents Better Than Your Competitors? Every time you give out information, your credibility and professionalism is compared to that of your competitors. It has been proven time and again that a professional presentation often makes the difference between the acceptance or rejection of a proposal. |
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