Galaxy "Crease & Perforate Pro" Paper & Card Creasing / Perforating Machine

The Galaxy Creasing and Perforator PRO machine is designed to create precise creases and perforations on paper or other materials. Here's a general overview of how this type of machine typically works:
1. **Setup:** Begin by setting up the machine on a stable surface, such as a tabletop. Ensure that it is securely in place and won't move during operation.
2. **Material Preparation:** Place the paper or material you want to crease or perforate onto the machine's working surface. Adjust the paper guides and align the material to the desired position.
3. **Adjustments:** Depending on your requirements, you may need to make some adjustments to the machine. This can include setting the desired crease or perforation length, width, or pattern using the machine's controls.
4. **Operation:** Once everything is set up, it's a hand-operated machine, so you will need to apply pressure and use the hand mechanism to push down to create the creases or perforations.
5. **Precision:** The machine uses specialised blades or scoring mechanisms to create clean and precise creases or perforations on the material. The ruler or guides on the machine help ensure accurate positioning.
6. **Quality Control:** After using the machine, inspect the results to ensure they meet your expectations. Adjustments can be made as necessary to achieve the desired outcome.

Absolutely, the process of transitioning between creasing and perforating modes is designed to be simple and efficient. Here's how you can effortlessly switch between the two:
To switch from creasing to perforating:
- Slide out the two crease blades from their current position on the machine.
- Install the perforation blades by sliding them into the designated position.
- The crease blades can be conveniently stored in the storage compartment area un the machine for safekeeping.

This user-friendly method ensures a smooth transition between creasing and perforating tasks, allowing you to efficiently achieve the desired results.

Job Complexity: Simple creases or perforations may be completed more quickly than intricate or multiple creases and perforations on a single sheet of paper. on average around 360pcs per hour
Operator Skill: Experienced operators who are familiar with the machine may work more efficiently and achieve a higher output per hour than beginners.