Belt press

Belt press

A printing press that uses two continuous belts for printing books in an inline operation from a paper roll to a delivered book block, ready for binding at the end of the press. Individual polymer plates for each pager are mounted on the belts. The plates are raised types. The most common belt press is the Cameron.

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