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Mekatronics Incorporated 85 Channel Drive Port Washington, NY 11050 USA (516) 883-6805 (Voice) (516) 883-6948 (Fax)
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Resources

Articles
	"Adhesive Bindings…Unconditionally Guaranteed." January 1986
	"Adhesive Binding Library Books" The New Library Scene, Jan-Feb 1983
	"Can Oversewing Make a Comeback?" The New Library Scene, June 1992
	"Jack Bendror: Bindery Automation Pioneer" The New Library Scene, Sept. 1999
	"MEKANOTCH: An Adhesive Binding Method With A Future" The New Library
	Scene, April 1984
	"Quality DFA Bindings…A Shared Responsibility" The New Library Scene,
	Sept. 1997
	"Quality DFA Bindings… A Shared Responsibility Part II" The New Library
	Scene, June 1998
	"Understanding the Use of Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA) Adhesives in Bookbinding"
	"WHY NOTCH?" May 5, 1994
	"Rounding and Backing ... Function Determines Structure" April, 1988


	Note: Articles from the "The New Library Scene" have been reprinted with permission from the Library Binding Institute, 300 East Lake St., Suite 300, Chicago, IL 60601. URL: www.lbibinders.org

Web Sites
	ABLE (Advanced Bindery Library Exchange) Software
	Mekatronics & Acme Bookbinding


	Mekatronics is recognized as the worlds' leader in the technical development of self-adjusting bookbinding machinery for library, short-run edition and demand binding.

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