POPULAR FOLD IMPOSITIONS
18 most popular folds
On the pages following you will find the 18 most popular folds. The illustration and legend below shows how to interpret the diagrams you will see in the detailed examples.
Instructions:
1. Refer to the diagram below. Visualize the sheet lying flat on the register table with the top end marked “HEAD GUIDE” towards the fold rollers. The paper edge (on the left) under the register guide is labelled “SIDE GUIDE”.
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Each numbered Imposition Block in this manual contains:
- The Imposition title
- Fold Plates used
- Sheet layout
- Folded sample
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2. Dashed lines represent folds. Page numbers or letters without circles are face up. Page numbers or letters with circles are on the underside of the sheet. When letters are used, folds are to be made "A" to "A"..., "B" to "B"... etc.
3. In order to use your Baumfolder Imposition Manual properly, note that the plates in each folding section are numbered conventionally as follows:
Parallel Folder: |
No. 1 (Up) |
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2nd Rollaway |
No. 1 (Up) |
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No. 2 (Down) |
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(16-Page) Folder |
No. 2 (Down) |
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No. 3 (Up) |
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No. 3 (Up) |
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No. 4 (Down) |
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No. 4 (Down) |
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1st Rollaway |
No. 1 (Up) |
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3rd Rollaway |
No. 1 (Up) |
( 8-Page ) Folder: |
No. 2 (Down) |
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(32-Page) Folder: |
No. 2 (Down) |
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No. 4 (Down) |
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Notes:
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When planning an imposition, check your folded layout for proper page numbers and correct guide edges. Verify that your folder is large enough to do the job, that is, that the fold plate depths are sufficient for the folds desired.
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If the desired imposition is unusual, try the stock on the folder before printing (make a trial folding run).
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Use the most logical layout and avoid unnecessary problems such as air pockets and adverse paper grain.
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For better results, use scores when possible.
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There are alternate ways of making many of these imposition; those shown are in common use to achieve the results shown. An experienced operator will often develop alternate methods to achieve the same results.
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Baumfolder Corporation does not assume responsibility for any errors that might inadvertently be contained in this guide. Please recheck your layouts and verify the result.
Examples
#1 - 4-Page
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Parallel: 1 May be folded two or more up and cut apart. |
#2 - 4-Page, Double Imposition
Parallel: 1,2,3 May be folded two or more up and cut apart. Trim edge after folding. |
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#3 - 6-Page, Standard
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Parallel: 1,3 May be folded two or more up and cut apart. |
#4 - 6-Page, Accordion
Parallel: 1,2 May be folded two or more up and cut apart. |
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#5 - 8-Page, Parallel
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Parallel: 1,2 May be folded two or more up and cut apart. |
#6 - 8-Page, Right Angle
Parallel: 1 8-Page: 1 |
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#7 - 8-Page, Two Right Angle Oblong
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Parallel: 1 8-Page: 1 |
#8 - 8-Page, Right Angle Double Imposition
Parallel: 1 8-Page: 1,2,3 |
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#9 - 8-Page, Parallel Over & Over Fold
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Parallel: 1,2,4 May be run two or more up and cut apart. |
#10 - 12-Page Book, Saddlestitch
Parallel: 1,2 8-Page: 2 |
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#11 - 12-Page Book, Saddlestitch
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Parallel: 1,2 8-Page: 1 |
#12 - 12-Page Letter fold, Heads Out
Parallel: 1 8-Page: 1,2 |
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#13 - 12-Page Letterfold, Heads In
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Parallel: 1 8-Page: 1,3 |
#14 - 12-Page Letterfold, Accordion
Parallel: 1 8-Page: 1,2 |
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#15 - 16-Page, Three Right Angle Book Imposition
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Parallel: 1 8-Page: 1 16-Page: 1 May be run two or more up and cut apart. |
#16 - 16-Page Folder, Heads Out
Parallel: 1 8-Page: 1,2 |
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#17 - 24-Page Booklet
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Parallel: 1,2 8-Page: 1,2 |
#18 - 32-Page Book
Parallel: 1,2,3 8-Page: 1,2 |
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