The Heidelberg Eurotrimm ET10 is a guillotine — sometimes referred to as a three-knife trimmer or book trimmer — a type of finishing machine used in print production to trim the three open edges of a book block, pamphlet, or booklet to a precise, clean format in a single automated cycle. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in the printing industry, known globally for press equipment and finishing machinery serving commercial, packaging, and publishing print operations.
This particular machine was manufactured in 2010 and carries serial number FM.EBAA-00047. It is offered in good used condition from a seller located in Germany.
The machine operates at a mechanical performance of up to 1,000 cycles per hour, indicating a high-throughput finishing capability suitable for demanding production environments. It accepts untrimmed book blocks ranging from 110 to 345 mm in width and 110 to 480 mm in height, delivering trimmed dimensions of 90 to 330 mm in width and 100 to 470 mm in height. The material height — that is, the thickness of the book block being cut — can range from 2 mm up to 60 mm, accommodating everything from thin booklets to substantial perfect-bound volumes.
The machine requires a compressed air supply of 6 bar and is powered by a 400 V, 50 Hz, three-phase electrical supply with neutral and protective earth conductors, rated at 20 A with a total connected load of 8.0 kVA. Its overall footprint measures 3,130 mm in length, 960 mm in width, and 1,620 mm in height, with a machine weight of 3,100 kg, figures that are relevant for planning floor space, structural loading, and transport logistics.
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