Comparison of online and offline binding

There are two aspects of good and bad for everything, online and offline binding, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages. When choosing a binding method, you have to find a balance between speed and special binding, high output, and product added value. Speed ​​and Product Additives Rotary printers often need to print at full speed, and products do not require complex bindings such as gluing, die-cutting, or labeling, so they prefer the online binding system. The advantages of the online bookbinding system are high production speed, high output, high degree of automation, good coherence and can reduce a lot of human resources. While those businesses that require more complex processes tend to use the offline binding system, offline binding systems can provide personalized services, but its speed is limited. From another point of view, the process of off-line binding is more complicated and more flexible, which can make the product gain value. The biggest disadvantage of on-line binding is that the installation cost is very expensive, and it can only be used to make up for the deficiency. In the running process, online and offline binding also have their own advantages and disadvantages.