This Heidelberg BUH 66-6 is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder or buckle folder — dating from 2006 and currently located in Germany. Folding machines are used in the print finishing industry to automatically fold sheets of paper or printed material into a wide range of formats, from simple single folds to complex multi-fold configurations. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in the global printing and print finishing industry, manufacturing equipment used in commercial, packaging, and industrial print production worldwide.
This particular unit is described as the first folding unit in a configuration (designated as the BUH 66-6), and is noted as partially automated. It features an infeed width of 66 cm, giving it a broad working width suited to larger format sheet work. The machine is equipped with six buckle plates, each manually adjustable, which allow the operator to set up a variety of fold sequences.
The folding roller adjustment is motorised, reducing manual setup effort and improving repeatability between jobs. Upstream slitter shafts are included and fitted with a protective cover; these are noted as a conversion kit designed to suit folding units, allowing slitting of the sheet prior to folding. Downstream slitter shafts are also present in a double configuration and are fitted with a lift kit, which aids in maintenance access or shaft changeover.
This machine was built in 2006 and is offered in used condition from Germany.
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