Cliff Royle, managing director of RoyleBind says the new technology has enormous potential in the photo book and document presentation markets adding he has already garnered a lot of interest from a number of large Australian and US corporations.

He says, “I don’t want to tell anyone how I’m doing it but I am able to print through the lamination on to the board so it looks like it has been laminated after the printing. It means that you can print products that have already been manufactured so it brings down the cost and increases production speeds.”

Royle continues, “It was developed through experimentation and by thinking outside the box. It could actually change the way photo books are made. For the past three years I have been doing nothing but research and develop on this technology, and now I’m taking orders, with plans to sell the technology in the future.”

The forward thinking company also supplies a self locking cover system that requires no binding equipment to produce a hard cover presentation. The company claims that combined with its new digital print technology, the cover system will have an enormous impact on both the photo book market and corporate sector.

Royle says, “Most sizeable business, governments, education and corporations have wiro units already in use and can simply bind the documents into the pre printed ready to use covers in either digital or offset version and bind the document in seconds in their office when required.”

The product is covered by international patents and with process development having been completed and production of covers both digital and offset versions are now being manufactured at RoyleBind’s facility in Melbourne.

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