Martin Yale Industries (Wabash, Indiana) has launched two new creasers specifically for small and in-plant print shops. Both the CR818 manual model and the CR828 semi-automatic model handle sheets up to 14” x 18” in weights up to 341 gsm. One unique characteristic is the availability to convert the manual CR818 easily into a semi-automatic CR828 with a conversion kit. This means that a small shop can start out with the manual model, and upgrade it to a semi-automatic model as its needs grow. The CR818 is lever-operated while the CR828 can be operated by either push-button or foot pedal.
The CR818 Manual Paper Creaser features quick and easy set-up and has six sturdy rubber feet allowing the machine to sit squarely and evenly on any flat surface. Its hard-anodized aluminum paper guides/paper stops secure documents firmly in position for more accurate creasing. The CR818 is 24” (W) x 20” (D) x 5.25” (H) and weighs 26 lbs.
The CR828 Semi-Automatic Paper Creaser features quick and easy set-up and also has six sturdy rubber feet allowing the machine to sit squarely and evenly on any flat surface. Its hard-anodized aluminum paper guides/paper stops secure documents firmly in position for more accurate creasing. Its 3-button hand activation control panel includes Crease, Foot Pedal On/Off and Reverse Test/DeJam. It also features Automatic Jam detection and easy set-up for single or double folds. The CR 828 is 24” (W) x 20” (D) x 7” (H) and weighs 33.5 lbs.
Martin Yale Industries is a U.S.-based manufacturer of office and mailroom equipment founded in 1940. It has over 70 years’ experience designing, engineering and manufacturing office products. Recognized industry-leading brands include Premier tabletop trimmers and office machines, Master paper punches, catalogue racks and reference systems, and Mead-Hatcher ergonomic computer management accessories. Its products are found in offices worldwide, including Canada.
Martin Yale launches new manual creasers
