title = "Cutting, Folding, and Binding Operations"

content = """
Finishing operations transform printed sheets into finished products. Proper
planning and execution ensure accuracy and customer satisfaction.

**Cutting:** Guillotine cutters trim to final size. Accuracy depends on
calibration, blade condition, and operator skill. Allow for creep in folded
products (inner pages extend further than outer); imposition should compensate.
Cut lists must match job specifications exactly.

**Folding:** Fold types include right-angle folds, accordion, gatefold, etc.
Sheet grain direction affects fold quality; paper folds more cleanly with the
grain. Scoring may be needed for heavier stocks. Verify fold sequence matches
the imposition.

**Binding:** Saddle stitching uses staples through the spine; suitable for
booklets up to a certain thickness. Perfect binding uses adhesive and a wraparound
cover; used for thicker books. Thread-sewn binding offers durability for
high-use products. Select method based on page count, use, and customer spec.

**Coordination:** Finishing receives work in sequence from press. Schedule
finishing capacity to match press output. Delays in finishing can bottleneck
the entire production flow. Coordinate with logistics for packing and dispatch.
"""

version = "0.0.1"
