Rose-12000 Saddle Stitching System
The Rose-12000 Saddle Stitching System is specially designed and built to European quality standards using the world’s leading stitching technologies. Capable of reaching 12,000 cycles per hour, this high-performance machine is an ideal choice for medium to large commercial print runs. Explore our Pearls-8000 Saddle Stitching System for an entry-level option. Learn more about saddle stitching technology for bookbinding.
Outstanding Features
- High production output with first-class quality.
- Specially designed for stability and durability using European quality standards.
- Versatile stitching formats to handle diverse job requirements.
- Smart feeding and stitching systems for high-efficiency production.
- Compatible with a wide range of paper types and book sizes.
Machine Layout:
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Signature Feeders
All signature feeders can be tilt-back for hand feeding, which makes it possible to realize special signatures gathering. Signatures with high or low folio laps can be gently opened by grippers. Vacuum opening is provided for signatures without flaps. 1:1 and 1:2 operation modes are available. |
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Cover Folder Feeder
After the cover is scored and folded, it will be fed onto the next well gathered book block to form a complete booklet for stitching process. |
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Comprehensive Quality Control System
The comprehensive quality control system can detect miss-fed, multi-fed, jam, bended-signature, non-stitching, or non-signature, which ensures reliable stitching quality, prefect complete products and reduces production waste significantly. |
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Stitching Unit
The stitching unit configures two Hohner stitching heads for precise and excellent stitching, which can stitch up to 5mm thickness to meet different requirements. |
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Three-Knife Trimmer
The trimmer is quick and easy to set up using hand wheels with position indicators. Smooth transferring and precise positioning of each untrimmed book assure that each book is accurately trimmed, first by the front cut knife, and then the head and the foot. |
| Machine Model |
Rose-12000 |
| Max. Mechanical Speed |
12000 c/h |
| Max. Untrimmed Book Size (a*b) |
470x310mm |
| Min. Untrimmed Book Size (a*b) |
138x105mm |
| Max. Trimmed Book Size (a*b) |
465x300mm |
| Min. Trimmed Book Size (a*b) |
130x80mm |
| Max. Stitching Thickness (c) |
10mm |
| Power Required |
27kW |
| Machine Dimensions |
11700*5900*1450 mm |
Related Products
For perfect binding solutions, explore the Cambridge-12000 Perfect Binder or the Superbinder-8000e Perfect Binder.
Application and Selection Guide for Rose-12000
Best fit
Rose-12000 is suitable for medium to large commercial print runs that require high-speed saddle stitching for booklets, magazines, catalogs, and brochures.
Typical workflow
It is designed for printers that need stable stitching quality, broad format handling, and efficient production for stitched publications.
Related JMD equipment
For saddle stitching equipment selection, Rose-12000 can be compared with Pearls-8000, while perfect binding jobs can be routed to JMD perfect binder lines.
Useful next pages: Pearls-8000 Saddle Stitching System, Saddle Stitching Solutions, Perfect Binding Solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What production range is Rose-12000 designed for?
Rose-12000 is designed for medium to large commercial print runs that need fast and stable saddle stitching for booklets, magazines, catalogs, and brochures.
Why is Rose-12000 a good fit for commercial printers?
It combines high-speed output, broad format handling, and dependable stitching quality, which helps commercial printers keep throughput steady on repetitive production jobs.
What equipment should be considered alongside Rose-12000?
Rose-12000 is commonly compared with Pearls-8000 within JMD saddle stitching solutions, depending on the required production capacity and workflow depth.
Can Rose-12000 be part of a broader finishing line?
Yes. Rose-12000 can sit inside a wider JMD print finishing workflow and is often paired conceptually with perfect binding and trimming solutions for mixed production needs.
