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Print finishing equipment turns a printed sheet into a finished piece — trimmed to size, creased for a clean fold, laminated for durability, or separated from a continuous run. All For Mailers stocks new Formax finishing machines: guillotine cutters, creasers, booklet finishers, pouch laminators, and bursters, from tabletop units to production-floor lines. Every machine ships nationwide, and our team will help match the right machine to your stock and daily volume. Below the machines: our plain-English guide to choosing finishing equipment, and answers to the questions we hear most.
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The FlashGuard 13R6 six-roller laminator offers a 13in infeed, speeds up to 55 in/min, and 20 starter pouches included. Free ground shipping, 180-day warranty and a $40 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Formax Cut-True 13M tabletop manual guillotine cutter with LED laser cut line and 14.5in paper capacity. Includes free ground shipping, 180-day defect warranty, and a $40 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
The FlashGuard 13R8 eight-roller laminator offers a 13in infeed, speeds up to 82 in/min, and 20 starter pouches included. Free ground shipping, 180-day warranty and a $60 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Wide-format heavy-duty pouch laminator with an 18-inch infeed for maps, charts and posters. Free ground shipping, 180-day defect warranty, and a $70 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Formax FD 402P1 single-bin paper jogger for stock up to 11in x 17in and 800 sheets at a time. Includes free ground shipping, 180-day defect warranty, and an $80 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Formax FlashGuard 13R10 heavy-duty 10-roller pouch laminator with 13in infeed and speeds up to 141 in/min, including 20 premium 3-mil pouches. Free ground shipping and a $90 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate included.
Formax FD 402TA1 tabletop air jogger that aligns, air-dries, and removes static in one process for up to 940 sheets at a time. Free ground shipping plus a $110 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate included.
Formax Cut-True 15M manual guillotine cutter that handles stacks up to 2.15in high and paper up to 16.9in wide, with metal stand included. Ships with a 180-day defect warranty and a $190 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
The FD 404A1 air jogger aligns, dries and de-statics up to 940 sheets in a 12 x 18in bin. Includes a 180-day warranty and a $250 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
The Cut-True 16M manual guillotine cutter offers an 18.7in cut width, LED laser line, and an included metal stand. Includes a 180-day warranty and a $290 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Formax FD 95 rotary perforator/creaser running up to 7,080 sheets per hour with up to 5 parallel perfs or creases per pass. Includes a 180-day defect warranty and a $300 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Formax FlashCard heavy-duty tabletop business card cutter producing up to 144 cards per minute with a 10-up cassette included. Comes with a 180-day defect warranty and a $400 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
The Formax Cut-True 23S semi-automatic electric guillotine cutter trims stacks up to 16.9 inches wide and 1.77 inches high, with an LED laser cutting line and metal stand included.
Formax FlashCardXL large format card cutter producing up to 230 business cards per minute from 12×18 and 13×19 sheets. Includes a 180-day defect warranty and a $640 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Formax FD 4170 cut sheet burster that separates pre-perforated laser forms at up to 140 sheets per minute. Includes a 180-day defect warranty and a $760 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Formax FD 574 cut sheet cutter for digitally printed forms at up to 2,640 sheets per hour, with optional slitting and perforating modules. Includes a 180-day defect warranty and an $850 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Formax Square iT squareback booklet finisher that gives stapled booklets a perfect-bound-style spine, handling up to 24 sheets (96 pages). Includes a 180-day defect warranty and a $710 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
The Formax Cut-True 27S semi-automatic electric guillotine cutter handles stacks up to 18.9 inches wide and 3.15 inches high, with automatic paper clamp and bright red LED cutting line.
The Cut-True 28A automatic electric programmable cutter offers an 18.9in cut width, 99 stored jobs, and an infrared safety curtain. Includes a 180-day warranty and a $1240 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Formax Cut-True DDC50 automatic digital die cutter that cuts and creases without dies, with PC workstation and Cut-True Pro software included. Backed by a 180-day defect warranty and a $1440 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Squareback booklet finisher that squares the spine and trims the face edge in a single pass, handling booklets up to 200 pages. Includes a $1,280 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate and 180-day defect warranty.
The Formax Cut-True 29A programmable guillotine cutter stores up to 100 jobs, cuts stacks to 3.15 inches high with 0.1mm accuracy, and protects operators with an infrared safety curtain.
The Cut-True 29H hydraulic programmable guillotine cutter delivers a 20.5in cut width with 0.1mm accuracy. Includes a 180-day warranty and a $2000 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
The Atlas-TRIO15 slits, cuts and creases in a single pass with tri-suction feeding and 150 stored jobs. Includes a 180-day warranty and a $2240 SuppliesForMailers.com gift certificate.
Start with the operation, not the brand. "Finishing" covers several distinct jobs — cutting stacks to size, creasing or scoring for a clean fold, squaring and trimming booklets, laminating for durability, and bursting continuous-feed stock into single sheets. Decide which operation you actually need before comparing machines; a guillotine cutter and a pouch laminator solve completely different problems.
Once you know the operation, the deciding spec is throughput and stack size. Guillotine cutters range from small manual tabletop models to hydraulic production cutters handling wide, tall stacks — match cut width and stack height to your heaviest job, not your average one. Creasers and slitter/creaser combos are sized by sheet length and daily volume; automatic air-feed models save labor on repetitive runs.
For laminating, infeed width and roller count determine both speed and finish quality. For booklet finishing, check the maximum page count the squaring unit is rated for so it matches your actual booklet thickness.
If your job mix changes often — different sheet sizes, different stock weights — favor a programmable, digitally controlled machine over a manual one. It costs more up front and pays it back in changeover time.
We stock Formax finishing equipment: the Cut-True line of guillotine cutters, Atlas creasers and combination slitter/cutter/creasers, Square iT booklet finishers, FlashGuard pouch laminators, FlashCard business and large-format card cutters, and the FD line of bursters and joggers.
What's the difference between a creaser and a folder?
A creaser scores a line into the paper so it folds cleanly without cracking the ink or coating, especially on heavier or laminated stock. It doesn't fold the sheet itself — many shops crease first, then fold separately.
Do I need a hydraulic or a manual guillotine cutter?
Manual and semi-automatic electric cutters suit lower daily volumes and simpler jobs. Hydraulic and fully programmable cutters are built for taller stacks, tougher stock, and repetitive production runs — tell us your typical stack height and daily count and we'll size it honestly.
Can one machine both cut and crease?
Some combination units, like a slitter/cutter/creaser, handle multiple operations in a single pass. Whether that's the right call depends on your job mix — call us and we'll walk through it.
What infeed width do I need for laminating?
Match the laminator's infeed width to your widest piece, with a little headroom. Going too narrow limits what you can run; going wider than you need adds cost without benefit.
Is finishing equipment hard to maintain?
Most finishing machines are mechanically simple compared to printers or inserters, but blades, rollers, and creasing dies do wear and need periodic replacement. We can talk through maintenance expectations for any specific model.
