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creasing machine

creasing machine

7.4
A tool that makes a fold line in paper or card to help folding
  • noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : máquina de plegado
  • After the pages were printed, they were sent through the creasing machine for precise folding.

Examples

  • The print shop invested in a new creasing machine to improve the quality of their folded brochures.

  • We bought a new creasing machine last week.

  • A creasing machine speeds up the process of preparing hard covers for binding.

  • The creasing machine is essential for bookbinding.

  • The print shop invested in a new creasing machine to improve the quality of their folded brochures.

  • After the pages were printed, they were sent through the creasing machine for precise folding.

  • A creasing machine speeds up the process of preparing hard covers for binding.

Synonyms

creaser
vscreasing machine
  • Specialized
8.1

A tool for making folds in paper, leather, or cardboard

is specialized for paper card and bookbinding uses

How Automated

creasing machine
  • Specialized
7.4
creaser
  • Specialized
8.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

crease + machine

The compound 'creasing machine' is a straightforward, literal composition: a machine that creases (makes folds or presses visible marks) in paper or card. This follows a common, cross-linguistic noun + machine pattern, so a B1 learner who knows 'crease' and 'machine' can reliably infer the meaning.

Etymology

Creasing machine comes from the simple idea of creasing, making a line where paper folds, and a machine that does this. In printing and when people make books, a tool presses that line so pages and covers fold cleanly, so the name now means a device 'to make creases'.