This Heidelberg OHZ SBD is a perforator — a machine used to punch rows of small holes or perforations into sheet material, commonly employed in the printing and paper-converting industry for applications such as stamp sheets, tear-off forms, and security documents. Perforating machines of this type are sometimes referred to as punching machines, reflecting the mechanical action by which the tool pierces the substrate. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in print finishing and pressroom equipment, with decades of presence in industrial printing and bindery applications worldwide.
This example was manufactured in 1969 and is offered used from a seller located in Germany. It is configured with two frames and carries standard accessories for punching only, making its intended application straightforward. The machine handles a maximum sheet size of 640 × 900 mm and a minimum sheet size of 290 × 400 mm, giving it a usable working range suited to a variety of common print formats.
At maximum capacity, the machine runs at 4,000 sheets per hour, a production rate reflective of its industrial purpose. Power consumption is rated at 10.8 kW. The machine's physical footprint is substantial: it measures 370 cm in length, 245 cm in width, and 145 cm in height, so adequate floor space and appropriate electrical provision should be confirmed before installation. The part number associated with this listing is 34542.
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