This Heidelberg Stahl TI 52-4 is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder — dating from 1998. Folding machines of this type are used in print finishing operations to fold sheets of paper into a variety of formats, serving commercial printers, bookbinders, and print finishing facilities. Heidelberg is a long-established name in the graphic arts and print industry, producing equipment that spans pressroom and finishing applications worldwide.
The machine is configured for a broad range of sheet sizes, accepting material from a minimum format of 105 × 150 mm up to a maximum of 520 × 840 mm. It is equipped with a loading station (Fi 52) with a maximum loading capacity of 300 kg, supporting continuous or high-volume production runs. The folding section is a four-pocket folding station (Ti 52), which allows for a variety of fold combinations — such as letter folds, cross folds, and parallel folds — depending on how the pockets are set. The machine is controlled via a DCT 500 control system.
In addition to its core folding function, the machine includes a Tremat unit, which typically provides an additional folding or delivery function in line with the main unit. It is also fitted with creasing and perforation capabilities, enabling it to score and perforate sheets as part of the same pass — a useful combination for work such as tear-off slips, mailers, or document sets requiring fold-along score lines. Output is handled by a belt delivery system, which gently conveys finished folded sections away from the machine without disturbance to the fold.
The machine is offered in used condition.
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