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An Introduction to the Powis Paker Fastback Photobook Workcell

Until now, binding high-gloss paper commonly used in photo books has been a source of great difficulty. Traditional methods (like notching the pages and sewing the sheets together) are time-consuming and expensive. Also, they don't allow for full-page bleeds and true / aligned, full-spread images. Powis' remarkable StitchFree binding system takes a radically new approach to the problem of paper preparation. Its innovative splitting technique allows you to produce elegant, signature-like hardcover books using glossy paper.

Just one of our Photobook Work Cell can easily support a high-volume digital photography printer. And the equipment automatically adjusts to varying book thickness. Each Photobook Work Cell contains three pieces of equipment:

The Fastback S41 Edge Splitter

The Fastback Splitter is a revolutionary device that treats the binding edge of sheets to ensure a strong bind. Ordinarily, the papers that are used to create photobooks are coated to enhance the appearance of the photographs. The Splitter uses a totally new method to prepare these difficult-to-bind, coated papers, so that virtual any document can be bound, even if it is printed on the most bind-resistant paper. The Splitter creates a channel in the center of each sheet, which allows the adhesive to attach itself to the interior paper fibers. It no longer matters if the paper is coated, the sheets will stay firmly bound for the lifetime of your photobook.

The Fastback Splitter solves the problem of binding high gloss, coated papers. Micro-blades actually open the paper so the adhesive attaches firmly to the raw fibers inside. This StitchFree approach is innovative because it binds glossy paper firmly without the mess and expense of milling or notching equipment. Microblades cut tiny channels into the center of each sheet of paper, allowing the adhesive to be absorbed by more paper fibers than ordinary edge binding will allow. In addition, the automatic jogging feature ensures that all the sheets of paper are evenly aligned during the splitting process. And, the built-in filter system helps trap paper particles, keeping your workspace dust free.

The Fastback 25 Phtobook Binder

The Fastback Model 25 Photobook binder is the latest in Powis Parker's line of on-demand binders. The Model 25 was designed to handle the heavy workloads associated with high-volume, on-demand photobook production. It is specifically designed to work hand-in-hand with the Fastback Splitter and the new PhotoPro Strip to deliver a strong and even bind. The PhotoPro binding strip is specifically designed to create strong binds with paper that has been processed with the Fastback Splitter. It contains a special thermal adhesive that wicks up into the paper fibers to create a bind capable of rivaling sewn sheets in strength and appearance. Using Powis' StitchFree technology, the Fastback 25 produces binding that rivals sewing and wire-stitching in strength, but with much less expense and effort. And, like other Powis binding machines, it is so simple and intuitive to use that untrained staff can learn it in minutes.

The Fastback HardCover Guide

The final component is the Fastback® Hardcover Guide, With the Guide and Powis Parker's Hardcovers you can create professional-quality Photobooks easily and inexpensively in less than a minute. The Fastback Hardcover Assembly Guide allows anyone to finish a hardcover book or Photobook in seconds. It ensures consistent alignment of the book block with a Fastback hardcover and can be used as part of the Powis Photo Workcell or as a stand alone assembly device.

About the Author

If you are interested in more information about the Fastback Photobook Workcell or are looking for Fastback Binding Machines or Fastback Binding Strips you should visit MyBinding.com. They are the largest online dealer for Powis Parker Fastback products in the United States. In fact, they carry the entire line of Powis Parker Fastback binding products.

How to set up a wireless access point?

I want to set up a wireless access point, using:
- 1 linksys radio
- 1 bandpass channel filter
- 1 2watt power
- 1 antenna splitter(1->3)
- 3 external antenna(27db each)
i've tried above configuration but resulted in many errors (can't connect, unstable ping reply, etc)... my questions are:
1. what is the correct configuration?
2. what is the minimum distance and maximum distance if i use 2 watt power divided by 3 (27db) antenna? and how about the noise? because I can't connect to the AP if I use the power ampli, connect successfully if i don't use the power ampli...but the coverage area is very small
thanx for your answers....

Well,If you have no problem in configuring your wireless access point and your clients can recognize it`s SSID then you have a signal strength problem.
There are many factors affecting your wireless signals.Some of the most important ones are:Over usage of cell phones specially GSM ones.Fluorescent lights(Really affective),channel conflict(There might be a signal of another access point working near you,the default channel is 11 try to use another one).
You can change the working channel in your access point management console.

I suggest that you bring a laptop near your access point and test if the signal works fine,then do the above instructions except for changing the channel.

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