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Model NameModelBenchmark Speed (sheets/hr)Max Paper Weight (up to)Power (volts)Dimensions (W x D x H approx inch/cm)Weight (approx. ounces/lbs.)
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Martin Yale CR828
Up to 28" x 18.2"341 GSM 130# Cover 16 (.016") Point100 to 23024 x 20 x 7 (61 x 51 x 18)33.5 lbs. -
Martin Yale CR818
N/A341 GSM 130# Cover 16 (.016") PointManual24 x 20 x 5.25 (61 x 51 x 13.3)26 lbs.
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Martin Yale CR828 Semi-Automatic Paper Creaser
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Item# CR828
- 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
ProductDescription
The Martin Yale CR828 Semi-Automatic Paper Creaser creases a panel of up to 28" wide and 18.2" long. This creasing machine is quick and easy to set-up, simply remove from the packaging, install the paper stops, plug in and done! It is equipped with hard-anodized aluminum paper guides/paper stops to secure your documents firmly in position for a more accurate crease every time. Plus, it has a durable steel construction that will stand for many years of use. If you want to have a professional quality literature production, then this Martin Yale CR828 Semi-Automatic Paper Creaser is a must have.
Product Details
- 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
- Creases a panel of up to 14" wide and 18.2" long
- 3-button hand activation control panel: Crease, Foot Pedal On/Off, Reverse test/DeJam
- Automatic Jam detection
- Easy set-up for single or double-fold
Item Specifications
- Type: Manual Paper Creaser
- Paper Weights: 341 GSM, 130# Cover, 16 (0.016") Point
- Dimensions: 24" W x 20" D x 7" H
- Weight: 33.5 lbs.
- Part Number: CR828
- Manufacturer's Warranty: 180 Day Manufacturer's Warranty (Extended Warranties Available)
Demonstration Video
Martin Yale CR828 Semi-Automatic Paper Creaser Demo Video
Transcript :
This is the Martin Yale CR828 Semi-Automatic Paper Creaser!
Folding paper by hand results in cracking and tearing of the ink as seen here—and the fold isn’t straight.
Using a creaser produces a clean fold line that presses the ink, preparing it for a fold.
First, we’ll go over the the controls: Push the green button to crease your page. Or if plugged in you can use the foot pedal, shown by the blue icon. The yellow one unjam the creaser—but our Martin Yale guy has never seen one jam.
Ok, now you place your page in and make sure you edge guides are measured out to the correct length ...
Folding paper by hand results in cracking and tearing of the ink as seen here—and the fold isn’t straight.
Using a creaser produces a clean fold line that presses the ink, preparing it for a fold.
First, we’ll go over the the controls: Push the green button to crease your page. Or if plugged in you can use the foot pedal, shown by the blue icon. The yellow one unjam the creaser—but our Martin Yale guy has never seen one jam.
Ok, now you place your page in and make sure you edge guides are measured out to the correct length ...
This is the Martin Yale CR828 Semi-Automatic Paper Creaser!
Folding paper by hand results in cracking and tearing of the ink as seen here—and the fold isn’t straight.
Using a creaser produces a clean fold line that presses the ink, preparing it for a fold.
First, we’ll go over the the controls: Push the green button to crease your page. Or if plugged in you can use the foot pedal, shown by the blue icon. The yellow one unjam the creaser—but our Martin Yale guy has never seen one jam.
Ok, now you place your page in and make sure you edge guides are measured out to the correct lengths. Push the foot pedal or green button to make your crease. If you want two creases, move your page to the other guide and crease again.
By using both edge guides we can create a booklet fold as seen here, which can even act as a thermal cover. Or you can do a single crease, like this one straight down the middle.
It’s an easy creasing machine, because folding pages shouldn’t be difficult.
Folding paper by hand results in cracking and tearing of the ink as seen here—and the fold isn’t straight.
Using a creaser produces a clean fold line that presses the ink, preparing it for a fold.
First, we’ll go over the the controls: Push the green button to crease your page. Or if plugged in you can use the foot pedal, shown by the blue icon. The yellow one unjam the creaser—but our Martin Yale guy has never seen one jam.
Ok, now you place your page in and make sure you edge guides are measured out to the correct lengths. Push the foot pedal or green button to make your crease. If you want two creases, move your page to the other guide and crease again.
By using both edge guides we can create a booklet fold as seen here, which can even act as a thermal cover. Or you can do a single crease, like this one straight down the middle.
It’s an easy creasing machine, because folding pages shouldn’t be difficult.
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Questions & Answers
Thank you for your question. Creasers and scorers are designed to work with a single piece of stock at a time. Unfortunately there is not a option that will do more than one sheet at a time.
Answered by MyBinding
Thank you for your question. The Martin Yale CR828 Semi-Automatic Paper Creaser creates a single crease at a time. In order to create a "channel crease" you would need to set the guide stops on either side at the appropriate spacing for each crease. The demo video on the product page shows a example of this process.
Answered by MyBinding
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Asked by can this crease 70# text weigh
Thank you for your question. The Martin Yale CR828 Sem-Automatic Paper Creaser is able to crease paper/stock that is up yo 130#. It would be able to crease a piece of 70# paper.
Answered by MyBinding
