Imposition page order

First, introduce some commonly used layouts: size is based on the large degree of open (210 ╳ 285mm) as an example, the size of the imposition after the big four open. Because of the limited time, the corner lines and cutting lines are not indicated here. Only the page layout of imposition is provided.

Let's start with the simplest leaflet: One-page 16-history is usually 216mmx291mm (with bleeding), and the four-on-open size is 432x582mm (with bleeding). The format is as follows:

Grand 16 single-page double-sided format: size 216mmx291mm (including bleeding), imposition size 432x582mm (including bleeding), layout order is as follows:

Four pages, the order is cover, seal two, seal three, back cover. The size is: 213mmx291mm (including bleeding), the imposition size is: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding), the layout order is as follows:

Eight pages, the order is cover, seal two, 1,2,3,4, seal three, back cover. Size: 213mmx291mm (including bleeding), imposition size: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding), binding method: saddle stitch. The layout order is as follows:

On page 12, the order is cover, seal 2, 1, ... 8, seal 3, and back cover. Dimensions: 213mmx291mm (with bleeding). The imposition size is: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding) and the binding method is: saddle stitch. The layout order is as follows:

On page 16, the order is cover, seal 2, 1...12, seal 3, and back cover. The size is: 213mmx291mm (including bleeding), the imposition size is: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding), the binding method is: saddle stitch, the layout order is as follows:

Twenty pages are in the order of cover, seal 2, 1,...16, seal 3, and back cover. Dimensions: 213mmx291mm (with bleeding). The imposition size is: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding). The binding method is: saddle stitch. The layout order is as follows:

Twenty-four pages, the order is cover, seal two, one, ..., twenty, three, back cover. Dimensions: 213mmx291mm (with bleeding). The imposition size is: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding). The binding method is: saddle stitch. The layout order is as follows:

On page 28, the order is cover, seal 2, 1...24, seal 3, and back cover. Size: 213mmx291mm (with bleeding). The imposition size is: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding). The binding method is: saddle stitch. The layout order is as follows:

Thirty-two pages are in the order of cover, seal 2, 1,...28, seal three, and back cover. The cover imposition corresponds to the spine. The inner page imposition size is: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding). The binding method is: shrink line binding. The layout order is as follows:

Thirty-six pages, the order is cover, seal two, one, thirty-two, three, back cover. The cover imposition corresponds to the spine. The inner page imposition size is: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding). The binding method is: shrink line binding. The layout order is as follows:

Forty pages, the order is cover, seal two, one, ..., thirty-six, seal three, back cover. The cover imposition corresponds to the spine. The inner page imposition size is: 426mmx582mm (including bleeding). The binding method is: shrink line binding. The layout order is as follows:

Forty pages are forty pages, forty pages, and the order is cover, seal two, one, one..., thirty-six, three, and back cover. The cover imposition corresponds to the spine. The imposition size is: 852mmx582mm. The layout order is as follows:

Forty pages are off, the first four hands are big flips, and the last one is small flips. Positive 16 Exclusion Except for different sizes, the layout style is exactly the same as Grand 16 Exam.

Folding method: folding to see the need for 8P or 16P stickers, in general, 8P is often used to set up a wireless way, 16P is often a lock line to install (large album). P-numbers of books and books are generally multiples of 4, so we often need to do one (mainly post) to two (special post) when doing folding. I have seen a wide company make a picture book with more than 100 P. It uses a lot of A4 papers. It is wasteful and unnecessary to fold all the pages. In normal folding, remember that no matter how you fold, the first page is in the lower right corner.

Binding. Generally divided into saddle stitching, flat bookbinding, rubber binding, glue binding. Our common magazines are used for saddle stitching; line-bound and wire-wrapping are flat-tie stitches; staple-bound glues are often used for large albums, but they are firm, but they are slow to be bound; they are often used for high-end small albums and overbooks. It is easy to degumming after repeated folding.