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General Catalogue General catalogue Consumables, tools, devices and machines for the bookbinding, printing and print finishing industry for manual and industrial production The case of this catalogue has been manufactured with grey board and chip board out of our range and covered with Englisch Buckram (item no. 2270-561). The catalogue is printed on FSC-certified paper. The World of Bookbinding... Dear Customer, This is the new Schmedt catalogue 2017. With more Lots of changes have taken place in the last few than 10,000 products out of the World of years. Nowadays, our Prä bookbinding machines Bookbinding on 400 pages. are not only used in handcraft, but also for industrial production. We have taken the opportunity to add all our new products. This took some time as we recently On the website, you may e. g. see 360° views of focussed on the update and improvement of our different machines and links to videos showing the online shop. Please feel free to have a look at it: machines in operation. www.schmedt24.de/en. For this, we have our own YouTube channel There you will find current offers, news and also our www.youtube.de/hhschmedt, complete range from binding cloth to end papers to showing all our videos. adhesives and bonefolders to leather-paring devices to our own machines for the production of books. If you are looking for further information or if you would like to leave a comment, visit us on Facebook: Here you may shop around the clock and 365 days www.facebook.com/schmedt. a year. Whether by smartphone or by PC, there is always something to discover: new products, special Despite the euphoria for these online channels, we offers, event dates etc. are still fans of printed information, preferably books. Therefore it is important to us to have a “real“ To inform you about the latest developments in our catalogue available. To us, it was out of the machine range, we have created a separate question that a new Schmedt catalogue would have homepage: to be a hardcover book. www.schmedt.com. We hope you enjoy flipping and reading! Ulrike and Hans-Hinnark Schmedt Catalogue Version 10.4.2 Preface Subject to change without notice. ® ...and what it means to us Apprenticeship and training (Page 55) PRÄ bookbinding machines (Page 320) Bookbinding skills (Page 101) Product development (Page 294) Brands (Page 95) Production support (Page 358) Consulting, sales and delivery (Page 55) Promotion of the bookbinding craft (Page 55) Cutting and slitting service (Page 22) Rental machines (Page 358) Demo and training centre (Page 101) Sample cards / Sample book (Page 303) Environment protection / sustainability (Page 55) Sample production, material testing (Page 358) Exhibitions (Page 101) Second-hand machine market (Page 220) External review site (Page 71) Service and maintenance contracts (Page 358) Glue guide (Page 178) Setup and installation service (Page 358) Hardcover Award (Page 241) Social commitment (Page 55) Import and export (Page 241) Social media (Page 71) International dealer network (Page 241) Software and network solutions (Seite 358) Machine leasing (Page 358) Special catalogues (Page 303) Machine production (Page 320) Special offers (online only) (Page 71) Machine repair / maintenance (Page 358) Telemaintenance / Service hotline (Page 358) On-site consulting and service (Page 55) Third-party machines (Page 220) Online services / shop (Page 71) Tool manufacture (Page 294) Operating manuals (Page 303) Tradition and history (Page 55) Operator training for machines (Page 358) Traditional tools (Page 294) Own brands (Page 95) Video tutorials (Page 71) Personal consulting and contact (Page 55) Wholesalers for material + machines (Page 55) Catalogue Version 10.4.2 ® Subject to change without notice. Preface Table of contents The World of Bookbinding ... and what it means to us Preface Table of contents Where do I find what? I Index of product groups Consumables / Tools / Devices / Machines III - IV Information Information on the catalogue VI Catalogue Book cover materials 1 - 21 Cutting / slitting service 22 - 23 Papers 25 - 54 About Schmedt 55 Cardboard and board 57 - 69 Online services 71 Self-adhesive tapes and films 72 - 94 Own brands / Brand-name products 95 Packaging materials 97 - 100 Exhibitions 101 Consumables 103 - 176 Glue guide 178 - 182 Assembling products 183 - 218 Machine trade 220 Binding material 221 - 240 International trade 242 Tools 243 - 293 Manufacture and development 294 Miscellaneous 296 - 301 Special catalogues, samples 302 Prä bookbinding machines 304 - 319 Machine manufacture 320 Machines and devices 322 - 357 Service and repairs 358 Workshop equipment 360 - 369 Alphabetical index of goods Adhesive circles - Yuki paper 371 - 379 Sites Addresses and contact details 380 Order sheet To copy and fax 381 Terms and conditions General terms of sale 382 Notes Room for personal notes 384 - 389 Catalogue Version 10.4.2 Page I Subject to change without notice. ® Index of product groups Book cover materials Binding cloth 1 - 12 Binding leather 13 - 15 Technical materials 15 - 21 Papers End paper 25 - 31 Deckle-edge paper 32 - 33 Cover paper 34 - 44 Marbled / Coloured paper 45 - 51 Japanese paper 52 - 53 Miscellaneous papers 53 - 54 Cardboard and board Single-layer cardboard 57 - 62 Multi-layer cardboard 62 - 63 Foamboard and accessories 63 - 66 Board 66 - 69 Self-adhesive tapes Repair tape 72 - 75 Protection film and accessories 76 - 81 Double-sided adhesive films 81 - 87 Heat-seal tape 88 Dispenser systems 88 - 91 Spine-binding tape 91 - 93 Labels 94 Packaging material Adhesive tape 97 - 99 Packaging tape, gummed 99 Banding material 99 - 100 Strapping 100 Consumables Adhesives and accessories 103 - 120 Cleaning agents 121 - 122 Dyes and ancillaries 123 - 131 Printing ancillaries 131 - 132 Bands, threads, ribbons 132 - 153 Metal accessories 154 - 159 Mechanisms 159 - 166 Hot-stamping foil 166 - 176 Assembling products Film pouches 183 - 188 Accessories for folders 188 - 191 Letter file accessories 191 - 195 Calendar accessories 196 - 197 Fittings 197 - 207 Flexible fittings 207 - 208 Assembling materials 209 - 218 Binding material Wire stitching 221 - 225 Thermo bindung 225 - 227 Wire-comb binding 228 - 237 Accessories for ring bindings 237 - 240 Catalogue Version 10.4.2 Page III Subject to change without notice. ® Index of product groups Tools Knives and accessories 243 - 250 Scissors 250 - 253 Leather treatment 253 Measuring tools 254 - 257 Bonefolders 258 - 259 Brushes 260 - 263 Binding tools 263 Wooden tools 263 - 268 Gilding and edge-gilding 269 - 281 General tools 282 - 285 Punching and eyeletting tools 286 - 293 Miscellaneous Guides 296 Vouchers 297 Special catalogues 297 - 298 Samples 298 - 301 Prä machines Book block production 304 - 306 Book case production 307 - 314 Finishing (casing-in) 314 - 315 Stamping 315 - 319 Machines and devices Gluing machines 322 - 323 Presses 324 - 326 Trimming machines 327 - 336 Eyeletting machines 336 - 337 Staplers and folding machines 338 - 341 Laminating machines 341 - 342 Paper joggers 342 - 343 Binding machines 343 - 346 Punching machines 347 - 351 Grooving and perforating machines 352 Corner-punching machines 353 - 355 Paper drilling machines 355 - 356 Banding machines 357 Workshop equipment Worktop equipment 360 - 365 Workshop equipment 366 - 369 Catalogue Version 10.4.2 ® Subject to change without notice. Page IV Information on the catalogue If a product is not stated in this index of product groups, you might find it by means of the alphabetical index at the end of this catalogue. Any product details, dimensions and any other specification given in this catalogue are based on current knowledge and experience. Due to the amount of possible influences during processing and application, they do not relieve the buyer from own testing. No mandatory confirmation of certain specifications or suitability for a certain purpose may be derived from our details. All information given, such as any other written or oral advice, is without commitment. Illustrations and photographs may differ from the original product and are without commitment. This especially applies to colours and machine equipment. Subject to our Generals Terms of Sale shown on page 382 of this catalogue. Prices for the items in this catalogue are available in our online shop www.schmedt24.de/en. They are subject to change without notice. © 2017 Schmedt GmbH & Co. KG • E&EO • Technical details and range are subject to change without notice. We usually ship our goods by GLS Standard, on demand and against invoicing also by Express. Large and heavy goods are shipped by lorry, airfreight or seafreight. Shipping costs are invoiced according to the weight and dimensions of the shipment. Packaging costs are also invoiced. Goods are packed in such a way that they arrive safely! Heavy goods such as board, stitching wire etc. are - independant of the goods value, subject to a heavy-goods surcharge. The minimum order amount for EU customers is EUR 25.00 net, for all countries outside the EU it is EUR 50.00 net. Further information, e. g. as of which minimum order amount we deliver free buyer‘s address may be found in the service area in our online shop www.schmedt24.de/en. ® Here you may enter your customer code (always Look for our FSC -certified products marked shown on the right top side of delivery notes with this logo: invoices etc.) as well as the login information chosen when registering in our online shop: Customer code: ____________________ Web login: ____________________ Catalogue Version 10.4.2 ® Subject to change without notice. Page VI Book cover materials The fabric (book) dreams are made of It seems likely that a book made of paper and board also has a paper cover. But there are many books with a cover made of cloth. These convey a completely different "look and feel". They allow fine embossing and decorations. The same applies to leather covers. As with cloth (with coated and uncoated surfaces) there are also various leather products (natural leather and leather cloth).
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