Creasing Clause Samples

The Creasing clause defines the requirements and standards for creating fold lines in materials, typically paper or cardboard, during manufacturing or printing processes. It specifies how and where creases should be applied to ensure that the material can be folded cleanly without cracking or damaging the surface. For example, it may detail the width, depth, and placement of creases on packaging materials. This clause ensures that finished products are functional and maintain their structural integrity, thereby reducing waste and customer complaints due to poor folding quality.
Creasing. The front and back crease in the trouser legs must incorporate a permanent modified silicone crease produce by the Creaset™ System.
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Creasing. The front and back crease in both trouser legs must be applied via a pneumatically controlled application of Creaset™ silicone sealant, specially formulated for technologically enhanced fabrics, so as to give permanency to the creases for the life of the garment.
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Creasing. The front and back crease in the trouser legs shall incorporate permanent resin bonded silicone crease produced by Creaset™. (Or Department Approved Equivalent). The crease shall be properly cured to insure that it remains permanent and no amount of home laundering shall remove the crease.
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