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Sometimes a simple crease or perforation can make all the difference in how a printed piece feels and functions.
Scoring creates a precise, intentional crease that ensures crisp, clean folds without cracking the paper, perfect for brochures, folders, or multi-panel designs.
Perforation adds a line of small, controlled cuts that allow easy tearing. It’s ideal for tickets, coupons, order forms, or any piece that needs to be separated cleanly. We have also used it for more unique projects such as booklets of art photographs. Both techniques combine practicality with a polished, professional look, letting your print work as beautifully as it appears.
Sometimes a simple crease or perforation can make all the difference in how a printed piece feels and functions.
Scoring creates a precise, intentional crease that ensures crisp, clean folds without cracking the paper, perfect for brochures, folders, or multi-panel designs.
Perforation adds a line of small, controlled cuts that allow easy tearing. It’s ideal for tickets, coupons, order forms, or any piece that needs to be separated cleanly. We have also used it for more unique projects such as booklets of art photographs. Both techniques combine practicality with a polished, professional look, letting your print work as beautifully as it appears.