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The Formax Morgana / Plockmatic AutoCreaser Pro 33 is the entry-tier model in the AutoCreaser Pro line — sized for small print shops creasing digital print output without committing to the production-tier Pro 50. This video walks through the Pro 33 in routine small-shop operation.

What this video shows: Digital-printed sheets feeding through the Pro 33's air-feed magazine, the creasing head applying clean creases along configured fold lines, and creased output ready for downstream folding. The compact footprint and operator workflow appropriate for small print shops.

Who buys the AutoCreaser Pro 33: Small print shops adding creasing capacity for digital print finishing. In-house design departments creasing brochures and cards before folding. Mail operations creasing modest daily statement and notice volume. Operations where the Pro 50's capacity would sit underused.

Why the Pro 33 entry-tier: For small-shop daily creasing volume, the Pro 33 delivers production-quality creasing without the cost or footprint of the Pro 50. The trade-off is throughput — high-volume shops should size up to the Pro 50.

Key specs: Entry-tier AutoCreaser Pro 33 | Substrate: digital print stock, coated and uncoated | Air-feed mechanism | Throughput: small-shop creasing rate | Programmable creasing positions

Frequently asked

When should we step up from the Pro 33 to the Pro 50?

Step up when daily creasing volume regularly approaches the Pro 33's throughput ceiling or when batch sizes consistently bottleneck on the Pro 33's capacity.

Does the Pro 33 support perforating as well as creasing?

Depending on configuration, perforating modes are available. Confirm specific feature set with a Mailtech specialist.

How does the Pro 33 compare to entry-tier Formax FD creasers (FD90)?

Both are entry-tier creasers in their respective product families. Specific spec match depends on your daily volume and substrate range — both are credible options for small-shop work.