Die creasing

Die creasing is essential for achieving a sharp, professional fold, especially with heavyweight boards, laminated brochures, or photographic paper.

This technique uses the same blade-and-matrix system found in die-cutting machines, delivering exceptional accuracy and consistency. Unlike traditional scoring, die creasing produces clean, crack-free results across a variety of paper types, finishes, and fibres – with minimal setup and excellent repeatability.

During the process, the material is precisely aligned before the creasing blade presses it into a matrix. The depth and width of the crease can be fine-tuned by repeating the process or adjusting in decimal increments.

The same die-based mechanical technology also enables both continuous and step perforations – ideal for tear lines, detachable sections, or “coupon-style” finishes.