Mxmoonant 3-in-1 Electric Creasing Machine 18.5\"(470mm), 25r/min, 4 Blades for Sale

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Mxmoonant 3-in-1 Electric Creasing Machine 18.5\"(470mm), 25r/min, 4 Blades For Sale

$Mxmoonant 3-in-1 Electric Creasing Machine 18.5\$
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Mxmoonant 3-in-1 Electric Creasing Machine 18.5\"(470mm), 25r/min, 4 Blades:
$421.86

Designed for small print shops, paper craft studios, offices, and small businesses, this electric creasing machine helps complete repetitive straight-line paper projects with less manual feeding. The motor-driven rollers pull each inserted sheet through the machine at a fixed speed of 25 r/min. With a maximum feed width of 470 mm/18.5 inches, it can accommodate common paper projects such as invitations, greeting cards, menus, brochures, tickets, covers, and tear-off forms. Two creasing blades are included for single- or double-line creasing. The perforating blade creates tear-off lines, while the cutting blade provides basic trimming for light paper. Creasing and perforating blades may also be used together when properly spaced and adjusted. All blades are installed before shipment. Their positions and heights must be adjusted to match the paper and desired layout. Align each creasing blade with the creasing groove, and align the perforating or cutting blade with a white rubber supporting wheel. Two adjustable pressure rollers help guide the paper through the machine. For more consistent results, process one sheet at a time and test with a spare sheet of the same material before batch use. Specifications Maximum paper width: 470 mm/18.5 in Creasing paper range: 60–500 gsm Pref./Cutting paper range: 60-250 gsm Fixed speed: 25 r/min Motor power: 6W Voltage: 110V, US plug Included blades: 2 creasing, 1 perforating, and 1 cutting Included tools: 3 hex wrenches Package size: 60 × 29 × 26 cm Package weight: Approx. 10 kg Important Notes Feed one sheet at a time. Turn off and unplug the machine before adjusting the blades. Keep hands away from sharp blade edges. Test the position and depth before processing finished materials. Perforating and cutting results vary by paper type and blade adjustment. The cutting blade is not intended for thick cardstock or heavy cutting work. Avoid mounting perforating or cutting blades directly over the screws that secure the white rubber wheel. Q1: Does the machine feed paper automatically? A: The powered rollers pull an inserted sheet through the machine. Paper must still be placed into the machine one sheet at a time. Q2: What is the maximum paper width? A: The machine accepts paper up to 470 mm/18.5 inches wide. Q3: Can it process 500 gsm cardstock? A: The 60–500 gsm range applies primarily to creasing. For perforating or cutting blades, they cannot process 500 gsm cardstock; they are only suitable for 60–250 gsm paper. Results vary with paper thickness, coating, stiffness, and blade adjustment. Test the material before batch processing. Q4: Can it make two crease lines in one pass? A: Yes. The machine includes two creasing blades. Keep the blades at least 2–3 cm apart and adjust each blade separately before use. Q5: Can it crease and perforate at the same time? A: Yes. A creasing blade and perforating blade may be used together when properly spaced, aligned, and adjusted. Q6: Can it cut thick cardstock? A: The cutting blade is intended for basic trimming of light paper. The machine is primarily designed for creasing and perforating, not heavy paper cutting. Q7: Do I need to install the blades? A: No. The blades arrive installed. You only need to adjust their positions and heights for your paper and project. Q8: Why is the crease not straight? A: Check that the paper guide is aligned, the blade holders and pressure rollers are tightened, and the paper edge remains against the guide. Let the rollers pull the sheet through without pushing it sideways. Q9: What should I do if the paper jams? A: Turn off and unplug the machine before removing the paper. Check whether the blade or pressure rollers are set too low, then readjust and test with one spare sheet. Q10: Which supporting wheel should each blade use? A: Align a creasing blade with the required creasing groove. Align the perforating and cutting blades with the white rubber supporting wheels. Q11: Can several sheets be processed together? A: No. Process one sheet at a time for more consistent feeding and creasing results. Q12: Does the machine support reverse or variable speed? A: No. It operates in one direction at a fixed speed of 25 r/min.
Electric Paper Creasing: Motor-driven rollers pull each inserted sheet through at a fixed 25 r/min speed, making repetitive folding tasks easier for cards, invitations, menus, brochures, and covers.
Creasing, Perforating, and Light Cutting: Includes 2 creasing blades, 1 perforating blade, and 1 cutting blade. The cutting blade is intended for light paper trimming and does not replace a dedicated paper cutter.
Up to 18.5-Inch Paper Width: Handles paper up to 470 mm wide.Suitable for 60–500 gsm paper in folding applications, and 60–250 gsm in perforating/cutting operations, including copy paper, cardstock, business card paper, and coated paper.
Flexible Blade: Adjustable blade positions allow two crease lines—or a crease and perforation—to be completed in one pass. Keep working blades at least 2–3 cm apart for better results.
Adjust Before Batch Use: The blades arrive installed and 3 hex wrenches are included for adjustment. Set the blade height, supporting wheel, paper guide, and pressure rollers, then test one sheet before processing a batch. Avoid mounting perforating or cutting blades directly over the screws that secure the white rubber wheel.