Ito Bindery

株式会社伊藤バインダリー

Tokyo / Sumida

A paper processing and bookbinding manufacturer founded in 1938 and based in Sumida, Tokyo. Ito Bindery can support notebooks, journals, memo blocks, drawing pads, calendars, cards, booklets, paper novelty goods, and related products using equipment for cutting, folding, gathering, saddle stitching, perfect binding, drilling, scoring, corner rounding, banding, and UV printing. Rather than low-cost commodity mass production, it is well suited to brand-led paper goods where paper quality, processing accuracy, finishing, logo application, and packaging all matter.

Supported items

Merch/Other|Home Goods/Tableware、Posters、Organization、Other|Paper Goods/Notebooks、Journals、Stationery、Cards & Greeting Cards、Paper Packaging、Calendars、Other

Past clients

MoMA、LEXUS、Margaret Howell、Itoya、Ginza Tsutaya Books、CIBONE

Strengths

Paper processing and bookbinding OEMFounded in 1938Notebook and memo block supportCalendar and card productionCutting, folding, and collating equipmentSaddle stitching and perfect bindingLogo application and UV printingPackaging and shipping support

Service scope

Planning and design proposal

Supported

Sample development and testing

Supported

Material and packaging sourcing

Supported

Mass production and processing

Supported

Quality, certification, and labeling

Needs confirmation

Packing, kitting, and logistics

Supported

Manufacturing equipment

paper cutting machinepaper joggerfolding machineautomatic sheet feedersaddle stitching linecollatorperfect binding machineside stitching machinecorner rounding machineperforating scoring machinepaper drilling machinebanding machineuv printerforklifttwo ton truck

Certifications / Sustainability

No certification data registered.

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