This Baumann BSW3-900 is a guillotine — a machine designed to make precise straight cuts through stacked sheets of paper, card, or similar materials — and is offered here as a used example dating from 1989, located in Germany. Guillotines of this type, sometimes referred to as paper cutters or programmatic cutters in commercial print environments, are a core piece of finishing equipment in print shops, bookbinding operations, and packaging facilities. Baumann is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing cutting and finishing machinery for the graphic arts and print industry.
The seller's notes identify this machine as a pile turner by type, carrying machine number 800024 and a format of 800 x 1200 mm. A pile turner is used to aerate, align, and invert stacks of paper or board ahead of or between print runs, helping to condition the stock and ensure consistent feed. The stated format of 800 x 1200 mm indicates the maximum sheet size the machine is designed to handle.
The opening width adjusts between a minimum of 630 mm and a maximum of 1,400 mm, giving the machine the flexibility to accommodate a meaningful range of pile widths and sheet formats within that span.
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