Shrink Wrapping is the process of placing a product into a film wrap, sealing it on all four edges and then the film is shrunk via a heat tunnel onto the product to create a durable tight parcel.

Hot Foil Embossing is the process of applying a coloured foil to a book case or soft cover.  This can be applied to a large range of materials including papers, cloths, leather and plastics.

This is achieved by manufacturing a metal block and through processing via a highly specialised foiling machine which utilises heat, pressure and dwell to achieve the end result of a beautiful embellishment.

Paper Drilling is the process of drilling multiple holes into stock or printed sheets, so that they can be inserted into a ring binder. 

Sheet Tipping (glueing) is the process of tipping on an endpaper to the front or last section of a book or tipping a 2pp, 4pp or 6pp onto a section as a part of a hard case bound book or soft bound book whereby the sheet would be too thin to feed through a hopper.

Guillotining is the process of cutting the supplied stock either to a manufacturing size or to a finished size through the use of a fully programable guillotines. Marvel has scales on its guillotines that are accurate down to a single sheet of paper.

Round Cornering is the process of cutting the corner(s) off a printed product using a curved die.  We have dies with varying circumferences.

The Marvel team can handle both small and large hand assembly projects with access to enough people power to meet the most stringent deadlines.