All Machines

Creasing

Folding paper can leave a trail of broken fibers. That’s why it’s best to score or crease the paper prior to folding. With digital printing, it’s best to crease the paper using a CAM-actuated creaser. Creasing creates a hinge effect when folding that puts less stress on paper fibers compared with scoring. No cut fibers means no cracked toner, and better quality folds.

Perforating & Scoring

Count rotary perforating machines deliver great finished products, avoiding the common issues that can occur with sheets perforated using competitive machines. With Count you get smooth, clean perf lines. The professional, production-quality perforating systems used in Count machines feature anvil-style assemblies. This approach allows the perf blade to impact the paper against a flat surface, ensuring a smooth, flat perf line with no burrs.

Numbering

The Count numbering heads are built for maximum flexibility. Count offers easy-to use machines with electric numbering heads for shorter runs and occasional use, or more advanced options with pneumatic numbering heads for maximum durability over longer runs for years of regular use.

Folding

Count offers two quality knife folders. The KF-200 is an in-line knife folder, and the KF-250 is a stand-alone knife folder – the only in the industry. Both are built for quality and durability in the U.S.A., and both include the Count user-friendly touch screen, an innovative sensor to keep the exit tray clear, and automatic set-up for six common folds.