This Heidelberg BUH 36-6 is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder or buckle folder — manufactured in 2019 and currently located in Germany. Folding machines of this type are used in commercial print finishing to automatically fold sheets of paper into a wide variety of configurations, from simple single folds to complex multi-fold formats, and are a standard piece of equipment in print shops, binderies, and finishing departments. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in the printing industry, known for producing high-quality press and finishing equipment used by commercial printers worldwide.
This particular machine is configured as a two-station Stahlfolder BUH 36-6, equipped with six folding pockets and an infeed width of 36 centimetres. The two-station arrangement allows for a greater range of folding combinations, enabling the machine to handle both simpler and more complex fold patterns in a single pass. Six folding pockets provide considerable versatility, accommodating a broad selection of fold types and sheet sizes within the 36 cm infeed capacity. The machine is also fitted with an MCT Koppelbox, which is a coupling interface used to link and coordinate the machine's sections, supporting smooth and integrated operation between the two stations.
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