Product Description

User Manual

What's the difference between scoring and creasing? Scoring is when a blade runs over your paper in a rotary style, scoring your paper from side to side. Creasing is when an anvil presses down on the sheet and the paper is creased in one motion. Creasing is preferred for those who have images or prints to crease because the anvil style reduces damage to ink printing.

The Docucrease works wonderfully for invitations created on thicker, glossy stocks

The Standard Docucrease Creasing machines were specifically designed to accurately score short-run, easily damaged prints. Available in two sizes, the DocuCrease 35 Creasing Machine can score up to 14" in length and the DocuCrease 52 is capable of creasing up to 20.5" in length. Both of these economical and durable devices channel-score across the entire sheet length, simultaneously eliminating tearing and cracking of the stock. The full bar makes them easy for both, left and right handed operators.

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Specifications and Features:

Model	Docucrease DC52
Manufacture	Standard Duplicating
Method	Creasing
Process	Manual Lever Press
Sheet Capacity	1 Sheet
Maximum Sheet Width	20.5"
Maximum Paper Weight	12pt. cover
Crease Length	1" - 25.5"
Backstop Position	.875" - 20.5", centered
Adjustable backstops	2 Included (additional available)
Dimensions	29.5" L x 21.75" W x 5" W
Product Code	04DOCUCREAS52
List Price	$998.00
You Save	$99.80
Our Price	$898.20