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Portable Rolling Creaser
Developed by Nicholas Pickwoad, book conservation consultant to the National Trust, the Portable Rolling Creaser deploys a brass creasing wheel mounted in a carriage; two precision ground tracks run over a groove formed by adjustable stainless steel bed plates. |
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Creases can be formed at right angles to the edge. The unit is designed to crease 1300 micron Conservation By Design Archival Folding Boxboard, but an optional smaller creasing wheel accommodates thinner boards. A working lengths of 41 inches is available from stock, with special sizes available up to 65 inches. This machine is well engineered, low cost and portable which means that tailor made folders, phase boxes and book shoes can be made up in situ. The Portable Rolling Creaser, although designed for the small user, has been found to be useful by both small and large libraries and archives.
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| Code | Description | Working Length (imperial) |
Working Length (metric) |
Price (£) |
| SEPRCR1041 | Portable Rolling Creaser | 41 Inches | 1041 mm | £695.00 |
| SEPRCW1000 | Wheel to crease 1000micron board | £25.00 |
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