This Baumann Perfecta 132 T is a guillotine — also known as a paper cutter or cutting machine — used in the printing and finishing industry to make precise, straight cuts through stacked sheets of paper and other substrates. Baumann is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing high-performance cutting and paper-handling equipment for commercial print and bookbinding operations.
This particular machine forms part of a complete high-performance cutting line, configured with loading, cutting, and stacking equipment working in sequence. The line dates from 2009 and is located in Germany.
At the infeed end, a Baumann BSB 5-L vibrating jogger prepares and aligns sheets before they enter the cutter. This unit is equipped with two pneumatically operated flaps, with the left flap featuring an opening to accommodate a pincer gripper for automated sheet transfer. The maximum sheet size handled by the system is 900 × 1,300 mm, and the stack layer height capacity is 160 mm. A gripper transport system moves material rearward onto the back table via a Baumann BSF-R 5 conveyor, keeping material flow continuous and operator handling to a minimum.
The cutting unit itself is a Wohlenberg Perfecta 132 TS ASE high-speed guillotine. Chip and offcut disposal is handled through a table opening positioned in front of the cutter, feeding a dedicated chip conveyor that runs to the right and exits into an extraction nozzle, keeping the work area clear during production.
On the outfeed side, a Baumann BA-3 F stacker is positioned to the left of the cutter and is fitted with two automatic pallet insertion compartments, allowing finished cut reams or stacks to be automatically palletised without manual intervention. The seller notes that a demonstration is available.
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