Creasing paper and cardboard

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Creasing is one of post-printing processes when a special path is created on paper or cardboard along the entire length of a desired fold with the help of blunt rotary wheels. The dented path prepares material for bending/folding and makes it easier, especially when this operation is applied to products made from heavy stock paper (with density of 170 g/m2 and more). 

Creasing ensures accurate folding without cracking or breaking even for thick cardboard. 

The method of creasing has a number of significant benefits:

• the printed product easily takes necessary shape;
• increase of material endurance in the folding points;
• even printed cardboard has no cracking along the folds;
• no cracking or splitting of layers occur in a printed product when bent or folded.