The Heidelberg Original GT Die Cutter is a die cutter — sometimes referred to as a cutting and creasing press — designed to cut, crease, and form sheet materials into precise shapes. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in print finishing and pressroom equipment, supplying machines to packaging, commercial printing, and converting industries worldwide.
This particular machine dates from 1966 and is offered in used condition from a seller based in Germany. It is equipped with an inking unit, making it capable of combining printing with die-cutting in a single pass where required. Drive is transmitted via an electromagnetic clutch, which provides smooth, controlled engagement of the machine cycle.
The machine is supplied with two locking frames, which are used to position and secure the cutting formes accurately within the press. A notable feature of this listing is the inclusion of twelve interchangeable gripper bridges configured for central suction pick-up, a specialist arrangement that allows the machine to handle a broad range of non-standard substrates. The seller specifically notes suitability for plastics, balsa wood, and similar materials — substrates that can present feeding and gripping challenges on standard configurations. The interchangeable nature of the bridges adds considerable versatility, allowing the operator to select the appropriate bridge for each job and material type.
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