The Heidelberg SBP 66 D MKE is a folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder — designed to fold printed sheets into signatures for use in bookbinding, commercial printing, and finishing operations. Heidelberg is one of the most established names in the printing and finishing industry, producing equipment that spans sheet-fed offset presses, cutting machines, and post-press finishing systems for print shops and binderies worldwide. This example was manufactured in 1999, is offered in used condition, and is located in Germany.
The machine is built around a high-capacity delivery system well suited to medium and long production runs, accommodating both folded and stapled signatures with a large stack volume. It is designed to handle difficult paper stocks reliably, making it a practical choice where consistent output across varied substrates is required. The working width is 66 cm, and the system supports folding configurations of up to three panels. Maximum format size is 66 × 30 cm, while the minimum format accepted is 12 × 10 cm, giving the machine a broad operational range for different job sizes.
The inlet height is adjustable between 36 and 96 cm, allowing the unit to be configured for use alongside folding machines or saddle stitchers. Maximum stack length is 80 cm, and the system applies a pressing force of up to 8,000 N to ensure clean, consistent consolidation of folded products. Maximum product thickness is 4 mm. The machine is equipped with a marking device and DCT control, and the overall design supports productive one-man operation of the combined folding and delivery system.
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