Look at your machine's tooling shafts and ask what is actually on them. On most machines it is whatever came in the box: fixed steel collars, a scoring wheel, or nothing at all. Those shafts turn at full machine speed all day, and they are the cheapest production capacity you own.
We build creasing tools that go straight onto them. A rubber creasing rib presses the sheet into a matched channel as it passes, so the crease is formed rather than cut, and the sheet keeps moving. No second pass, no offline step, no change to how you run the machine.
The crease is a setting, not a fixed profile
Everything we make is engineered here, to the shaft it has to live on. Tell us the machine and the jobs it runs, and we will tell you exactly what fits, or build the version that does. It is the same tooling principle that has been eliminating fibre cracking on folding machines, binders and stitchers since 1999, on stocks from 85 to 350gsm, in 79 countries.
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The facts
- Needs
- Rotary tooling shafts, whatever the machine does with them now
- Crease
- Pressed into a matched channel, not cut into the sheet
- Settings
- Colour-coded rubber bands per stock, plastic for deeper profiles
- Stocks
- 85 to 350gsm, including digital, coated and laminated
- Built
- To your shaft size, by the engineers who designed the system
- Proven
- 45,000+ tools running in 79 countries, since 1999