OPERATOR / PARTS MANUAL

Standard DocuCrease DC35 / DC52 Channel Scorers

Read this manual, and thoroughly familiarize yourself with its contents before operating or servicing this equipment.

DOCUCREASE/PTOM

Docu-Crease 35 and 52 Operating Instructions

Place the Docu-Crease on a stable bench or table.

1 Using the measurement scales, set the stops to the

Note the weight of the A3 Docu-Crease 35 = 13kgs

required position. Note the position for repeat jobs.

and the A2 Docu-Crease 52 = 17kgs

Set the second stop for twin creasing applications.

The Docu-Crease has been ergonomically designed

to relieve operator fatigue as much as possible.

Please recycle the packaging.

2 Insert the material to be creased through the slot on

the bed, under the first stop and align the material

against the lay strip.

Creases paper or board up to approximately 350gsm.

Suppresses damage to toner, ink and cardboard

Maximum creasing width is:

350mm with Docu-Crease 35

520mm with Docu-Crease 52

3 Keeping the material tight against the lay strip, slide the material towards the creasing head until it is clear of the stop. Then slide the material back towards the stop as as far as it will go.

4 Move the handle downwards until you feel a slight resistance when the top creasing blade is touching the material. Apply light downward pressure to the

handle and an accurate crease will be formed. Lift

• Laminated stock, digital printing processes using

the handle to the upright position. Remove the

material if only one crease is required.

toner or ink, laser colour or black and white copies,

Note: Applying heavy pressure will not create a

cardboard, coated stock, varnished surfaces,

better or deeper crease and may even damage

• Folding paper or cardboard against the grain.

5 When a second crease is required, move the material

• Greeting cards, reply cards, invitations, menus,

along to the second stop. Re-align again to the stop and lay strip as described in step 3.

laminates or covers prior to adhesive binding or

6 Repeat the creasing process as described in step 4.

• The creasing tool width suits most available stocks

and materials with out the necessity for adjustments.

7 Hand fold along the crease.

Note: always fold on the reverse of the creased side

Docu-Crease 35 parts list

Bed - 350 x 600

Screw - Socket button head M8 x 25

Fixing Feet - Black

Screw - Pan Pozi Taptite M4 x 8

Lay Strip - Input

Lay Strip - 350

Screw - Cap head M4 x 8

Washer - Plain M4

Universal Knob Assy. - M5 x 13 Lg - Black

Quantity per machine

Docu-Crease 35 parts list

Spirol Pin 5 x 26 carbon steel

Creasing Blade - 350

Thrust Pad - blade

Cam Shaft - 350

Screw - Socket Set - Flat point M4 x 16

Facia Plate - Side Cheek

Screw - Socket Set - Flat point M4 x 4

Front Cover - 350 wide

Rear Cover - 350 wide

Screw - Pan Pozi Taptite M4 x 6

Quantity per machine

Docu-Crease 52 parts list

Bed - 520 x 700

Screw - Socket button head M8 x 25

Fixing Feet - Black

Screw - Pan Pozi Taptite M4 x 8

Lay Strip - Input

Lay Strip - 520

Screw - Cap head M4 x 8

Washer - Plain M4

Universal Knob Assy. - M5 x 13 Lg - Black

Quantity per machine

Docu-Crease 52 parts list

Spirol Pin 5 x 26 carbon steel

Creasing Blade - 520 wide

Thrust Pad - blade

Cam Shaft - 520

Screw - Socket Set - Flat point M4 x 16

Facia Plate - Side Cheek

Screw - Socket Set - Flat point M4 x 4

Front Cover - 520 wide

Rear Cover - 520 wide

Screw - Pan Pozi Taptite M4 x 6

Quantity per machine

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