This Heidelberg Stahlfolder KD is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder or buckle folder — dating from 1999 and currently located in Germany. Folding machines of this type are used in print finishing operations to fold sheets of paper or printed stock into signatures, brochures, leaflets, and similar formats. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in the global printing industry, manufacturing press and finishing equipment for commercial, packaging, and industrial print applications.
The machine carries serial number and is configured to a maximum working width of 780 mm, accommodating a broad range of sheet sizes. It features a round pile feeder for continuous sheet feeding, which allows for efficient, high-volume production runs without constant manual intervention.
The folding configuration is arranged across two stations. The first station is equipped with four buckle pockets, enabling multiple fold combinations at the initial stage. The second station carries three knife folds with both left and right delivery, providing additional folding options and flexible output routing. Together, these two stations allow for a versatile range of fold patterns suited to a variety of finishing requirements.
The delivery system is a Stahl SBP 46 upright-sheet delivery stacker, which collects and stacks the finished folded product in a standing orientation to protect sheet integrity. The machine also includes a Rietschle compressor, which provides the air supply necessary to support the feeding and folding functions. Original manuals are included with the machine.
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