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Customer Reviews
3.7 out of 5 stars 4
3.4 out of 5 stars 28
4.1 out of 5 stars 13
4.1 out of 5 stars 10
3.3 out of 5 stars 11
2.9 out of 5 stars 2
Price
$279.99$279.99
$249.99$249.99
$299.99$299.99
$169.99$169.99
$149.99$149.99
$179.99$179.99
Control Method
Electric
Electric
Electric
Manual
Manual
Manual
Proper Paper Thickness
60-500gsm
60-500gsm
60-500gsm
60-500gsm
70-450gsm
Crease70-450gsm/Perf.70-250gsm
Blade Type & Quantity
Crease*2+Cut*2+Perf*2+Press*2
Crease*2+Cut*1+Perf*1+Press*2
Crease*2+Cut*1+Perf*1+Press*2
Crease*1
Crease*1
Crease*1+Perf*1
Working Speed
25r/min
25r/min
0-100r/min
Manual
Manual
Manual
Paper Feed Width
470mm/18.5inch
470mm/18.5inch
470mm/18.5inch
460mm/18inch
460mm/18inch
340mm/13.4inch
Package Size
60.5*31*26cm/23.6*12*10.1inch
60*29*26cm/23.6*11.4*10.2inch
63*33*31cm/24.6*12.9*12inch
69*58*21cm/26.9*22.6*8.2inch
57*53*18cm/22.2*20.7*7inch
65×44.5x18cm/25.4*17.4*7inch
Package Weight
11.7kg/25.74lb
10kg/22lb
12kg/28lb
8.8kg/19.3lb
9.4kg/20.6lb
9.5kg/20.9lb
Upgraded Blade Set, More Power in Your Hands: Our electric creasing machine features an upgraded 8-blade system—now including 2 creasing, 2 perforating, 2 cutting blades and 2 paper press wheels. Whether you’re crafting invites, folding brochures, or creating dotted tear lines, this versatile paper creaser adapts seamlessly to any project.
Enhanced Safety & Precision Design: Featuring a upgraded metal blade guard, the electric creasing machine combines enhanced durability with a professional aesthetic. The worktable includes both inch and millimeter guides for exact alignment, while the extended plate design supports longer paper feeds—ideal for packaging and custom print jobs.
Precision-Ready for All Paper Types: From 60gsm flyers to 500gsm kraft cards, this paper scoring machine is built to handle them all. The T-shaped guide and adjustable blade height ensure sharp, consistent creases every time—ideal for boutique packaging, books, and menus.
Easy Adjustments, Pro Results: Customize blade order and depth with the included hex wrench—no tech skills required. This electric creasing machine simplifies complex projects and gives you full control over every fold and cut.
Reliable Power, Built for Real Work: With a steady speed of 25r/min and a 110V US plug, this machine delivers smooth, industrial-grade performance from your desk. Whether you’re a print shop, DIY workshop , or school lab, this paper creaser works as hard as you do.
Stanley De Passos –
Simple, effective scoring and perforating machine
I bought this machine to score and trim jobs in my print business. I chose this model because it had extra tools to allow for multiple operations on each sheet. The first project was 1,000 calendar covers that needed one score and one perforation. The machine worked perfectly. Once set up, the locations of each score and perf were consistent. The machine speed is about right. It took about 12 minutes to process a batch of 100 11×17 sheets.The instruction sheet urges patience when setting the tools and this is good advice. The side guides should be perpendicular to ensure square feeding. It may take a few tries to position the tools exactly where needed. A set of hex wrenches is supplied but I suggest buying a 3mm T-handle hex wrench for easier access to the bottom rollers.Score/slit/perf machines are available costing from a few hundred to thousands of dollars. This is a well made machine for a good value if you are looking for a hand-fed device. It is compact for easy moving and storage and it came very well packed. Overall, a good choice.
Lee –
Great inexpensive alternative to a full paper folding machine
Company was very helpful as I needed extra wheels. They were right on top of all emails and shipping the extra needed. Machine works as is. Be aware of how each wheel holder is placed on the square rod as this can effect the paper from tearing instead of creasing
School a. –
Do not waste your time or money
This is absolutely useless. It actually makes things worse. It is much easier to fold by hand.