INTBUYING Manual 14" 360mm Scoring Paper Creasing Machine Scorer Creaser + 2Magnetic Block

$ 115.00

Score By Feature

Based on 20 ratings

Customer service

8.36

Delivery

8.13

Giftable

8.55

Value for money

8.38

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Product Description

Not only is the machine able to crease coated art papers and tough papers but it can also crease

There are two moulds on this machine, and both are made of steel, which ensures long-term durability.

In contrast to rubber moulds, which tend to crease poorly on thick paper and hard paper, plastic moulds do not need to be changed as frequently.

In addition to having a small volume and being easy to operate and maintain, the machine is an ideal equipment for binding papers. Files, photo albums, invitations, name cards, etc can all be indented with it.

The maximum crease length is 14" (360mm) and the maximum paper weight is 452 grams (300 lbs). The machine's dimensions are 25"*17"*6. A package weighs about 14 lbs (without a handle) when measured at 5 inches

Questions & Answers

Is there a limit to the number of sheets of paper you can handle ?

Hey, the maximum weight of the paper you can use with this creasing machine is 450 grams. *br>Any type of A question, please Please click here Feel free to Free to download As a result, Take a look We are us It is known. *br>Best of luck I send my regards to Alan

What happens when you perforate paper with this machine? Does it have a limit to how many sheets it can process?

It is a paper creasing machine. *br>It is capable of bending paper up to 450g in weight. I wish you the best, *br>

It can fold an 11" by 17" paper in half so that it is 8" square. Do both sides of the crease take up five inches?

Yes, I believe it is possible. The measuring tape on either side of the desk on both sides goes up to at least nine inches. I'm not in my office right now, but I believe it does. The paper should be in the middle at 8 at this point. On either side of the center of the scoring area, there are five points. This should be of some help.

360mm should be the length of the crease, correct? In regards to the crease, how deep and wide is it in terms of millimeters? Could you tell me if the width and depth were Do you have a user's manual for it? Is that so?

Dear customer, Thank you for your interest in our product. This machine has a engraving length of 360mm, a depth of 1mm, and a width of 31mm. Depth and width cannot be adjusted and yes, it comes with a

Selected User Reviews For INTBUYING Manual 14" 360mm Scoring Paper Creasing Machine Scorer Creaser + 2Magnetic Block

Overall, this is a pretty decent deal for the price, although there are a few As long as you are between ten and fifteen, it works fine It would really be nice if we could get 12 sheets (15 is just too much)

3/5

There are several issues.
Rulers are not correct. They are as much as 1/8" if not more off. The ruled edge raises up above the surface, allowing you to lift up the edge of the paper, which can result in shifting of the stack. In most cases, the film on the rollers can be removed very easily. results in additional snagging of the papers as they are slid into place. Originally, I intended to remove the film, but realized that once the inking came off, I would not be able to use it. It does not matter whether they are wrong, since you can make your own marks

Minor Generally, magnetic paper stop bars move in response to magnetic fields. As it is common with nearly all stop of this type, I will be taping in some neodymium as soon as I get a few free minutes. In general, I thought that it was not bad for the price. I chose it because the one with a mechanical stop wasn't available at the time that I needed it.

Clyde NAYLOR

| Dec 25, 2020

I am fine with that

4/5

Equipment such as this is very useful when you do not have a digital scoring machine and have to score eventually. This is a straightforward and easy-to-use program, but if you have to score with decimals, the work is made a little more difficult, because you cannot see where you are going to make your scores. You may want to check it out.

Jones Diaz

| Jul 10, 2021

Makes paper from scratch

4/5

Using this "creaser" is a good way to develop paper prototypes. It is a manually operated machine and it only creases one piece of paper at a time. But it does the job.

Graysen Pope

| Jun 20, 2021

I love it, but it does take some practice and a detailed eye! It's quite easy to use, but practice and a detailed eye are definitely necessary!

4/5

Kian Rowe

| Jul 09, 2021

Result achieved at the highest level

5/5

Because I had never used one of these before, it seemed a bit tricky at first. The software did, however, deliver a highly professional outcome after some trial and error.

Keaton Giles

| Nov 09, 2020

The software is easy As a result, we self-made our employee handbooks

5/5

We had outsourced the process, but the end product was not good, so we went back to outsourcing. This is the second time we've used the Creasing Machine and they came out perfectly. They are happier, and we are saving a lot.

Aziel Mays

| Aug 11, 2021

The heavy duty kind

5/5

I got a good first impression The creases have been tested since I arrived yesterday. As of now, I am enjoying it. It would be better if the magnets were like arms attached to the bottom guide bar instead of magnets (or even better to have both), but this is certainly not an issue. There is a lot of weight to this, and it appears to be very well made. As long as I live, I would be surprised if it doesn't last.

Jaxen Lambert

| Aug 20, 2021