The Heidelberg Diana Smart 11 is a flexo-folder gluer — sometimes referred to as a folder-gluer or carton-making line — a production machine used to print, fold, and glue flat corrugated or solid-board blanks into finished folding cartons at high speed. Heidelberg is a long-established German manufacturer widely recognised across the packaging and print industries for press, finishing, and converting equipment.
This 2018 machine is configured as a complete folding carton line and handles four distinct carton styles. For longitudinal seam cartons, the working range runs from a maximum sheet size of 1,150 × 600 mm down to a minimum of 75 × 55 mm, or as small as 45 × 55 mm when the optional small-carton device is fitted. Fold-bottom cartons can be processed from a maximum of 1,150 × 600 mm down to a minimum of 146 × 80 mm. The line also accommodates 4-point erecting cartons within a range of 1,150 × 680 mm maximum to 120 × 110 mm minimum, and 6-point erecting cartons from 1,150 × 630 mm maximum to 250 × 130 mm minimum.
The machine is equipped with a Belkhoff control system and a Baumer HHS Xmelt hot-melt gluing system. A rolling and drying tunnel is integrated into the line. The output station is a Tünkers EAS 480 unit, positioned on the right-hand side and dated 2019, indicating it was either replaced or added the year following the machine's manufacture. The line is reported to be under power, meaning it is operational, and is available from October 2025. It is located in Germany.
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