This Heidelberg Stahlfolder KD is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder or sheet folder — dating from 2004 and currently located in Germany. Folding machines of this type are used in commercial print finishing to automatically fold printed sheets into a wide range of configurations, from simple single folds to complex multi-fold formats required for brochures, leaflets, mailers, and booklet sections. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in the global printing industry, known for manufacturing high-quality sheetfed offset presses and finishing equipment that serve commercial, packaging, and industrial print operations worldwide.
This machine has a working width of 66 cm, placing it in the medium-to-large format range suitable for handling a broad variety of sheet sizes. It is equipped with a pallet feeder, allowing sheets to be fed directly from a pallet stack, and incorporates a Tremat sheet-separation system, which provides reliable, precise sheet-by-sheet separation at the feeder to minimise misfeeds and double sheets.
The parallel fold section is fitted with six folding pockets, enabling a high degree of folding flexibility in the first stage of the fold sequence. A knife shaft follows the parallel section, and the cross fold section is equipped with two folding knives along with one additional folding pocket after the first cross fold, extending the range of finished fold formats the machine can produce. The control unit is an ACC 2.4, which manages the machine's functions and settings. A window folding pocket is included and is pneumatically operated, adding further versatility for specialised fold formats. Delivery is handled by a stream delivery unit, model SAK 66, which stacks the finished folded products. The machine is available for immediate delivery and carries the seller's reference HE230172A.
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