The Heidelberg ST 100.2 is a saddle stitcher, a bindery machine used to collate, stitch, and trim booklets, brochures, catalogues, and similar saddle-bound printed products. Sometimes referred to as a saddle binder, this type of machine is a staple of high-volume print finishing operations. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in the printing industry, manufacturing press and post-press equipment trusted by commercial printers worldwide.
This used machine dates from 2006 and is located in Germany. According to the seller's notes, it is configured with six feeders and one cover feeder, allowing it to handle a cover unit separately from the interior sections — a standard and practical arrangement for producing finished booklets in a single pass. The inline three-knife trimmer trims the head, foot, and face of the stitched book simultaneously, delivering a cleanly finished product directly from the line. A belt delivery system conveys the trimmed copies away from the trimmer for collection or further handling.
The combination of six section feeders, a dedicated cover feeder, three-knife trimming, and belt delivery makes this a well-equipped, production-ready configuration for a broad range of saddle-stitched work.
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