Guangzhou Changguan Printing Co., Ltd
Guangzhou Changguan Printing Co., Ltd
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Custom Hardcover Picture Book Printing Glossy Film Lamination
Product Parameter
| Size Recommend | A5/ A4 /200 * 200mm/ 280*280mm/300*300mm | |||
| Paper Options | 100-200 gsm silk paper / recycled paper / coated offset paper | |||
| Printing Color | CMYK / PMS Pantone Color | |||
| Binding options | Flexible - hardcover / case bound straight spine / Round spine hardcover / Glue Spine | |||
| Finishing: | foil stamping/ emboss/ deboss/ UV / Fluorescent /iridescent / Glitter | |||
| MOQ | 100 copies only | |||
Product Description
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Picture book printing refers to the process of producing physical copies of picture books, which are illustrated books primarily designed for children. Printing picture books involves several steps, from prepress preparation to the final printing and binding. Here's a general overview of the picture book printing process:
1. Prepress Preparation: This stage involves preparing the digital files of the picture book for printing. The illustrations and text are typically created digitally and assembled into the desired layout. The files are checked for any errors, such as typos or formatting issues, and adjusted if necessary. Color management is also important to ensure accurate reproduction of the illustrations.
2.Color Proofing: Before proceeding with the final printing, color proofs are generated. These proofs are printed samples that closely represent the final printed result. They allow the publisher or author to review the colors, layout, and overall appearance of the book and make any necessary adjustments.
3. Printing: Once the color proofs are approved, the printing process begins. Picture books are usually printed using offset printing, which offers high-quality results and is suitable for larger print runs. Offset printing involves transferring ink from metal plates to a rubber blanket and then onto the paper. Multiple colors can be printed simultaneously, allowing for vibrant and detailed illustrations.
4. Binding: After the pages are printed, they go through the binding process. Picture books are commonly bound using techniques such as perfect binding or saddle stitching. Perfect binding involves gluing the pages together along the spine, while saddle stitching involves stapling the pages together through the fold. The choice of binding method depends on factors such as the book's thickness and intended use.
5. Finishing: Once the binding is complete, additional finishing touches may be applied. This can include processes like lamination, spot varnishing, or embossing to enhance the book's durability, aesthetics, or tactile experience.
6. Quality Control: After the books are printed and bound, quality control measures are taken to ensure that the final product meets the desired standards. The books are inspected for any printing errors, such as misaligned pages or color inconsistencies. Any issues discovered are addressed before the books are packaged for distribution.
7. Packaging and Distribution: Once the quality control checks are complete, the picture books are packaged and prepared for distribution. They are typically packed in boxes or cartons and shipped to bookstores, libraries, or other distribution channels.
