This Heidelberg BUH 82-6 is a flexo-folder gluer — a machine used in the corrugated packaging industry to print, fold, and glue flat corrugated blanks into finished boxes in a single integrated pass. Flexo-folder gluers are sometimes referred to as FFGs or corrugated box machines. Heidelberg is a long-established name in the print and converting industry, producing equipment used across commercial printing, packaging, and finishing applications worldwide.
This particular unit is configured as a second folding station, incorporating a roller table with ruler infeed to serve as a secondary folding unit within a larger line. The machine dates from 2006 and is offered in used condition from a location in Germany.
The folding section features six pockets at an 82 cm working width, with motorised adjustment of both the buckle plates and the folding rollers, allowing repeatable and precise setup changes to be made with greater speed and consistency than manual adjustment. Control is handled through an MCT control system, which is the dedicated digital controller associated with this type of Heidelberg folder configuration.
Downstream of the folding section, the machine is equipped with double slitter shafts fitted with a lift kit, enabling the slitting function to be raised clear of the sheet path when not required and allowing the two shafts to be used for more complex trimming or slitting operations. Noise protection equipment is also included, helping to reduce acoustic output at the point of operation in accordance with typical workshop and safety requirements.
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