Usually a department within a printing company responsible for collating, folding and trimming various printing projects.

1810, American English; see bind (v.) + -ery.

A process of perforating, folding, trimming and eventually binding a printed piece.

An establishment that performs one or more of the various types of binding. Some large libraries and library systems have an in-house bindery usually associated with centralized technical processing ( [..]

All work with press sheets other than the actual printing: cutting, jogging (the process of handing press sheets for form a neater, more even stack of sheets), collating, folding, and stitching.

(n) a workshop where books are bound

 The finishing department of a print shop or firm specializing in finishing printed products. 

Print shop department or separate business that does trimming, folding, binding, and other finishing tasks.

Place where printed products are collated, trimmed, folded and/or bound. A bindery may be a department within a printing company or a separate business.

In versions of NetWare earlier than 4.0, the bindery is a network database that defines entities such as users, groups, and workgroups. The bindery has been replaced by NDS.

Usually a department within a printing company responsible for collating, folding and trimming various printing projects.

The finishing department of a print shop or firm specializing in finishing printed products.

A workshop or factory where books are bound. * '''1996''', Thomas D. Walker, ''Surveying the library landscape'' (page 14) *: The tours to the binderies and to the printers and publishers lasted o [..]