This Heidelberg Stahl TH 56 4 is a used folding machine, sometimes referred to as a paper folder, designed to fold printed sheets with precision and consistency in commercial print production environments. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in the printing industry, manufacturing equipment for offset printing, finishing, and postpress operations and serving printers and binderies worldwide.
Built in 2014 and currently located in France, this machine is configured for high-volume sheet folding and comes with a well-specified combination of feeding, folding, and delivery components. The machine is equipped with a pile feeder featuring a separating head designated FFH-56, which automatically lifts and separates sheets from a stack for continuous, uninterrupted feeding into the folding section.
The folding section itself is arranged across two units, each carrying four motorised buckle plates, giving a total of eight motorised buckles. Motorised buckle adjustment allows fold positions to be set and changed quickly and accurately without manual plate adjustment, which is a significant advantage when changing jobs or running short runs requiring precise fold repeatability.
Additional features include a batch counter, which tracks output and simplifies job management and quality control, and an anti-noise hood, which reduces operational sound levels in the pressroom. Sheet delivery is handled by an SKP-56 press delivery unit, providing controlled, stacked output at the end of the folding sequence.
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