An original Boyd product, Litho-Perf remains the industry standard for reliability and high-quality performance. Litho-Perf is available in 6-, 8-, 12- and 16-tooth rules. Rule height selections from .0125 inch to .029 inch allow you to perform perforations on a variety of paper and card stocks for jobs such as direct response mailing cards, coupon booklets and tickets.

The first in-the-run, on-press scoring accessory designed for the offset press, Litho-Score holds consistent register with the printed copy. The rule prepares the stock for a neater fold and is available in various heights and widths for different card and paper stocks. Litho-Score is ideal for scoring newsletters, folders, thank you cards, announcements, table tents and any other job requiring the stock to fold.

Litho-Score/Card has no sharp, square edges that risk cutting heavier stocks. Its wider, round scoring edge helps minimize cracking and is excellent for heavier coated and uncoated stock, cast-coated paper, covers and jobs where solid coverage is required.

Litho-Snap functions in the same manner as Litho-Perf, creating perforated, quick-separation snap-out or snap-apart forms. Litho-Snap is available in 3- and 4-tooth paper heights with the 4-tooth available in a higher cutting height for heavier card stocks. An industry exclusive, Litho-Snap was designed with a serrated cutting edge.

Litho-Slit eliminates separate runs by permitting on-press, straight-cutting possibilities. The rule is effective for slitting, straight-line die-cutting and insertion slots in presentation folders and can be used on either card or paper stocks. Litho-Slit can be selected with either a straight edge or our industry-exclusive serrated edge to meet specific criteria.

With 30-, 40- and 50-tooth rules, Micro-Perf is ideal for perforating continuous-feed forms, creating a perforation line that remains clean with no stray fibers or rough edges. The rules are available in a rule height of .022 up to .029 inch, designed for use on paper or card stocks. Micro-Perf is also ideal for jobs that will be passed through a laser printer after being perforated.