Paper Scoring and Creasing Machines
Looking to cleanly fold heavy cardstocks or coated papers. Chances are you will need a scoring machine. Scoring machines or creasers are designed to crease your document to make it possible for easy folding and processing. There are two primary types of equipment available on the market. Units with rotary scoring wheels and compression creasers that use a long bar to press a crease into the paper. Compression scoring devices tend to provide a higher quality finished product but are slower and often more expensive than rotary alternatives. That being said, compression is the only way to go if you are dealing with full bleed digital output since a wheel can cause cracking along the score line. Take a look at the machines below and find a unit to help you quickly and accurately create book jackets, greeting cards, tent cards and much, much more.
James Burn ProCrease-M2.1 Manual Creasing Machine
- All metal construction.
- Two paper stops assure exact position of each crease location on repetitive jobs.
- Creasing Width: 19-1/8"
- Creasing Channel width: 2 mm
Part #: ProCreaseM2.1-
Lassco Wizer W630 Score II 19.5" Scoring Machine
- Interchangeable perfing and scoring wheels
- Perforating wheel contains 10 perfs per inch
- Easily adjustable edge guide
- Can handle stock from 20 lbs to cover
Part #: LW-W630 - Part #: LW-W635
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Martin Yale CR818 Manual Paper Creaser
- Quick and easy set-up, simply remove from the packaging, install the paper stops and done!
- Has six sturdy rubber feet allowing the machine to sit squarely and evenly on any flat surface
- Durable steel construction for many years of use
- Hard-anodized alumnum paper guides/paper stops to secure your documents firmly in position for a more accurate crease everytime
Part #: CR818 - Part #: 1162-41000
- Part #: FBC400
- Part #: DocuCrease-35
- Part #: DocuCrease-52
- Part #: GW-MCP
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Martin Yale SP100 Score and Perf Machine
- Creates tent style business cards, occasion cards, and/or tickets
- Score or perforate sheets from 20 lb. to 110 lb. bond
- Fully adjustable paper guides to accommodate 3 1/2" to 12" wide sheets
- Adjustable score/perf hubs make for easy set-up
Part #: SP100 -
Martin Yale CR828 Semi-Automatic Paper Creaser
- Quick and easy set-up, simply remove from the packaging, install the paper stops, plug in and done!
- Has six sturdy rubber feet allowing the machine to sit squarely and evenly on any flat surface
- Durable steel construction for many years of use
- Hard-anodized alumnum paper guides/paper stops to secure your documents firmly in position for a more accurate crease everytime
Part #: CR828 - Part #: FBC500
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MBM GoCrease 3000 12.6" Manual Creaser and Perforating Machine
- Paper Size: 12.6" x 17.7"
- Paper Weight ( lbs.): 80-400 gsm (creasing) and 80-250 gsm (perforating)
- Max Working Width: 12.6"
- Width of Crease: 0.03 / 0.04 / 0.06
Part #: BO0650 - Part #: FD 215S
- Part #: PPSM
- Part #: 1162-42000
Paper Scoring Equipment Overview Video
Transcript: Welcome to MyBinding video. We have the guaranteed lowest prices on a wide selection of paper scoring equipment. If you’re looking for a way to create your own thermal binding or perfect binding covers and need to fold heavy card stock or coated papers, then chances are you’ll need a scoring machine. A scoring machine is designed to crease your document to make it possible for easy folding and processing. Scoring equipment is available with a rotary scoring wheel that used for creasing documents or with compression scoring mechanisms that press a crease into the paper. Compression scoring ... Read More
Welcome to MyBinding video. We have the guaranteed lowest prices on a wide selection of paper scoring equipment. If you’re looking for a way to create your own thermal binding or perfect binding covers and need to fold heavy card stock or coated papers, then chances are you’ll need a scoring machine. A scoring machine is designed to crease your document to make it possible for easy folding and processing. Scoring equipment is available with a rotary scoring wheel that used for creasing documents or with compression scoring mechanisms that press a crease into the paper. Compression scoring devices tend to provide a higher quality finished product but are slower than rotary scoring devices. If you already know what you need, just click around and find exactly what you want. If you have any questions at all, just give us a call and our award-winning customer service would love to help you find exactly what your company requires. When image matters, MyBinding.
