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Suitable for demanding materials, digitally printed surfaces and products where binding strength and durability matter.
Guides built around the questions that arise when selecting and using finishing equipment every day.
Start by defining the maximum sheet format, maximum sheet count, typical and peak run length and feeding method. Also consider how often formats change and whether the system should connect to other equipment.

Digital print and heavier stocks are more sensitive to mechanical stress along the fold line. Creasing before folding shapes the material in a controlled way and reduces surface damage.
Important factors include grammage, grain direction, print technology, crease width and required fold position.
Creasing machinesBoth technologies have their place. The choice should follow the material, intended use, required durability and production method.
Suitable for demanding materials, digitally printed surfaces and products where binding strength and durability matter.
A proven solution for many standard applications where a simple process, fast production and a rational investment are important.
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