Reinforcing Materials

A side-fed crepe-paper used as a capping material and headband feeder.

A side-fed white crepe-paper, with slight elongation, used as a capping material.

A side-fed crepe paper with excellent elongation for rounding and backing.

A side-fed crepe-paper used as a capping material and headband feeder.

A side-fed smooth kraft paper used as a capping material and headband feeder.

BP280, white creped kraft, is a bleached 40# pound absorbent capping material. 

A sturdy fabric that stabilizes the panels of turned-edge soft covers and reinforces the spine of the book block.

Capping paper and a super-like fabric combined to reinforce the book block for flatback books.

Capping paper and an open-weave fabric combined to reinforce the book block for rounded and backed books.

A side-fed material that is a combination crepe paper and woven material that allows the spine to be rounded and backed.

Sturdy, 80# capping paper.

Ribbed super for NASTA textbooks.

Our latex reinforced capping material (LRCM) is an excellent choice when applied on your perfect binder as a backlining material.

Cotton reinforcing material for square back books.

Capping paper and a super-like fabric combined to reinforce the book block for flatback books.

Capping paper and an open-weave fabric combined to reinforce the book block for rounded and backed books.

This 100% recycled kraft caselining material is recommended for stabilizing the spine of lightweight volumes.

This 100% recycled kraft caselining material is recommended for stabilizing the spine of medium and lightweight volumes.

This 100% recycled kraft caselining material is recommended for stabilizing the spine of medium and lightweight volumes.

Heavy duty caseliner.

Caseliner that is an excellent alternative to board spine strips.

Black, woven polycotton material used to reinforce endsheets.

Woven cotton material used to reinforce endsheets.

Woven polycotton material used to reinforce endsheets.

A reinforcing material that is heat activated to combine two folded sheets together, resulting in a finished combined endsheet.