This Heidelberg SGS is a used die cutter — also referred to as a flatbed die cutter or stamping press — a machine used in the printing and packaging industry to cut, crease, and score sheets of board, paper, or similar substrates into precise shapes using a custom-made cutting forme. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in print finishing and sheetfed press technology, with decades of experience supplying machinery to commercial printers, packaging converters, and carton manufacturers worldwide.
This machine was built in 1975 and has accumulated 91 million impressions over its working life, providing a clear indication of its operating history. It handles sheet sizes ranging from a minimum of 400 x 550 mm up to a maximum of 720 x 1040 mm, making it suitable for large-format packaging and carton work. At full capacity it runs at up to 3,600 sheets per hour, a respectable output for a machine of this class and period.
The unit is equipped with a stream feeder, which allows sheets to be fed in a continuous, overlapping sequence to maintain throughput and reduce downtime between sheets. Its overall footprint is 5,450 mm in length by 2,750 mm in width, with a height of 1,700 mm, and the machine weighs approximately eight tonnes, requiring appropriate flooring and handling equipment for installation.
The machine is located in Germany, is held in stock, and is available for inspection or collection immediately.
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