This Heidelberg KH66-4-KTL is a folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder — designed to fold printed sheets into signatures, brochures, leaflets, and other folded products. Heidelberg is a long-established German manufacturer with a strong reputation in the commercial printing industry, producing equipment for prepress, press, and postpress operations worldwide.
Built in 2006 and located in Emskirchen near Nuremberg, Germany, this used machine is available for immediate inspection and test runs at the seller's premises. It is configured with a flat pile feeder, which loads sheets from a stack and feeds them into the folding section automatically. The folding section itself comprises four buckle plates and two knives, giving operators the flexibility to produce a range of fold combinations — buckle folds and knife folds can be applied in sequence to achieve multi-stage folding patterns such as letter folds, cross folds, and accordion folds. The four buckles and two knives represent a well-specified configuration suited to demanding commercial finishing work.
The machine is further equipped with automatic buckle adjustment, which streamlines format changeovers and reduces setup time when switching between different sheet sizes or fold patterns. Delivery is by press delivery, which stacks folded products firmly and neatly at the output end. The combination of flat pile feeding, automatic buckle setting, and press delivery makes this a capable and production-oriented machine for a commercial print finishing environment.
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