Creasing Machines from Count

Find Creasing Machines from Count USA, engineered for precise paper creasing and scoring in print shops and binderies. Built for high-volume production with consistent fold quality and reliable performance. These professional creasers handle everything from business cards to large format sheets. All units include OEM warranty and free shipping on qualifying orders.

Professional creasing and scoring machines for clean, precise paper folds.

Creasing machines form a proper channel in the sheet so it folds cleanly without the printed surface breaking. On digitally printed work, this is the difference between a professional fold and a cracked, flaking spine.

If you print covers, folders, invitations or anything on heavier or coated stock, creasing is not an optional refinement — it is the step that makes the fold acceptable.

What we stock

We carry the Count AccuCreaser, the EZCreaser, and the iCrease Pro+, which combines creasing with perforating. The AccuCreaser is also available paired with the KF-200 knife folder as a combined creasing and folding unit. Perforating blades and complete score assemblies are stocked under Supplies.

How to choose

Stock weight — Heavier and coated stock needs deeper, more controlled creasing.
Volume — Occasional covers versus daily production is the main dividing line across this range.
Combination features — The iCrease Pro+ creases and perforates, which saves a second pass when jobs need both.
Fold integration — Pairing a creaser with a knife folder removes a handling step between the two operations.

Frequently asked questions

Why does toner crack when I fold without creasing?

Toner sits on the surface of the sheet rather than soaking in. Folding stretches the outer fibers, and the toner layer breaks along the fold. Creasing forms a channel so the fibers fold inward instead of stretching.

What weight of stock needs creasing?

As a rough guide, anything above 170 gsm, plus most coated and digitally printed stock regardless of weight. Below that, a folder alone is usually fine.

Can a creasing machine also perforate?

Yes — the iCrease Pro+ and the AccuCreaser handle both, which is useful for work like tear-off sections on folded documents.

Is creasing the same as scoring?

No. Scoring presses a line into the sheet. Creasing forms a rounded channel that lets the fibers fold properly. For digital print, creasing gives a noticeably better result.