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In professional window covering production, pleating machines and pleat setting machines serve different stages of the workflow. This page clarifies the distinction, the impact on drapery quality, and how to select the right approach for your line. Pinch pleat remains the most commonly used pleat in draperies, and adjustable Microflex hooks help fine-tune installation results. As a leading manufacturer of innovative, high-quality automation equipment for the window covering industry, Eisenkolb focuses on machines that form consistent, production-ready pleats with superior efficiency and global support.