Establishments primarily engaged in edition, trade, job, and library book binding. Also included in this industry are establishments primarily engaged in book or paper bronzing, gilding, and edging; in map and sample mounting, and in other services related to bookbinding. Establishments primarily binding books printed elsewhere are classified in this industry, but those primarily binding books printed in the same establishment are classified in Industry Group 273.
The bookbinding and related work industry (NAICS 2789) is witnessing several significant qualitative trends. Increased automation and digitization are revolutionizing traditional bookbinding processes, allowing companies to enhance efficiency and precision. Customization and personalization are becoming increasingly popular, driven by consumer demand for unique, bespoke products. Additionally, there is a growing emphasis on sustainability, with firms adopting eco-friendly materials and processes to align with market preferences for green practices.
Forecasts for the near future suggest that these trends will continue to gain momentum. Technological advancements in automated binding machinery and digital printing will likely reduce production costs and time, thereby increasing competitiveness. The demand for customized binding solutions is expected to grow, particularly in niche markets such as artisan bookbinding and high-end publishing. Furthermore, regulatory pressures and consumer awareness are anticipated to drive further adoption of sustainable practices across the industry. Overall, companies that innovate and adopt these trends are likely to maintain a competitive edge in the evolving market.
Beveling of cards
Binding only books, pamphlets, magazines, etc.
Book gilding, bronzing, edging, deckling, embossing, and gold
Bookbinding edition, job, library, and trade
Bronzing books, cards, or paper
Display mounting
Edging books, cards, or paper
Magazines, binding only
Mounting of maps and samples, for the trade
Pamphlets, binding only
Paper bronzing, gilding, edging, and deckling
Paper cutting, except die-cutting
Rebinding books, magazines, or pamphlets
Repairing books (bookbinding)
Swatches and samples, mounting for the trade
Trade binding services
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