Folding machine perfs are known for being ragged, puffy and unsightly. Most won't run through a laser printer or copier without jamming up or falling apart. Folding machine micro-perf blades are known for breaking teeth. 

 Until now, if you wanted a micro perf on your job, you would have run it through a separate operation on your press or die cutter using special steel rule dies or press perf, or run it on a specially equipped stand-alone perforator, or  just sent it out.

   Today, with our unique Micro Perforator, you can produce a flat, nearly invisible micro-perf at up to 72 teeth per inch, in-line on your MBO, Stahl, Horizon, Baumfolder or MB folding machine, as well as on Rosback and Rollem scoring machines.

What's different about our system?

  Conventional folding machine perf systems are well known for distorting the sheet in three directions: downward, as the perf blade enters the sheet, upward as it exits (Figure 1, below left) and horizontally, as it pushes the paper away from the counter knife (Figure 1, below right). Take a look at what the perfed sheets look like coming off your folding machine. You'll probably agree, not only are they unsightly, but the lighter stocks simply do not run well through laser printers or color copiers, breaking apart or jamming up as the jagged edges catch inside.

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