Document Centre Thesis Print and Binding offers many options to the printing and binding industry, including; binding, lithography, digital printing and engraving. Thesis and dissertations require a detailed document plan to produce a superior final product. Thesis and Dissertations bindery services include the production of quality bound manuscripts for presentations and conferences, as well as production of bindery documents to be used for research purposes. Document Centre can bind one document for one purpose or multiple documents for multiple purposes. This can be customized to suit your needs and requests.
Document Centre is a fully automated service that will ensure that your clients receive top quality document products that are professional in appearance, perfectly aligned, free from moisture and have been produced on time and within budget. A superior finish can be achieved with careful preparation and the addition of a professional finish. Many document centres provide the services of an experienced and qualified bindery team that has many years experience and expertise binding and preparing bindery papers.
Binders are usually made of durable heavy paper, but may also be created with less expensive and more flexible materials. A binder is a device or machine that holds a sheet of paper together with a backing which is usually vinyl or other flexible material such as PVC, laminate or cardboard. Binders are used to bind several documents together for use in a format that is recognised by the printing industry. A binder may be used to bind personal documents, business documents and more. Documents bound using binder techniques can be kept for longer periods of time due to the fact that the binding paper stays put without sagging, creasing or tearing.
Engraving can be done on a number of surfaces, but a common application is that of a desktop or laptop computer. The process of engraving is not just limited to computer documents. Engraving can be applied to letter sized paper and leaflets, which are suitable for use in presentation settings. A variety of materials are available to be engraved including; wood, metal, plastic, stone and cardboard. The most commonly used materials for document engraved are metal and wood.
The traditional way of combining two documents together is by cutting them together with a piece of equipment known as a carrier in between them. However, computer devices have now developed ways to combine documents using laser cutters. Laser cutters work by pressing the paper or other material into a cutter head which has a scanner that electronically engraved the information. These devices are usually fitted with software which allows the user to dictate what types of information he wants engraved. Some devices allow the user to manually set the size of the letters. This allows the user to control the exact depth of the characters, which in some cases may be required for different documents.
Document Centres provides an easy and effective way of keeping many different documents together. These documents centres are generally rented out and they are customised to meet the requirements of the customer. A document centre usually offers storage for documents, scanning and engraving as well as access to fax and wireless networks. These documents centres can provide customers with an efficient and cost effective way of keeping their documents together and ready for future use.