About this machine

This Heidelberg Stahlfolder KH is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder or sheet folder — dating from 2006 and currently located in Germany. Folding machines of this type are core finishing equipment in commercial print production, used to create precise, repeatable folds across a wide range of sheet formats for booklets, brochures, leaflets, and mailers. 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 serves commercial printers, packaging producers, and print service providers worldwide.

This machine is configured as a comprehensive, multi-station folding line with several integrated components. Feed is handled by a PFH-82 pallet feeder equipped with a Tremat system and an MCT control system, accepting a maximum sheet format of 82 × 120 cm. The primary folding station is a buckle plate folder, designated BUH, configured as the first station with four buckle plates and a working width of 82 cm. A downstream slitter shaft is also fitted, allowing sheets to be slit longitudinally as part of the folding process.

The cross-fold unit is a BCUH in a cross-fold KTL configuration, which uses a blade-and-pocket arrangement — specifically a blade-pocket-blade design with the blade pocket in the lying position — giving a working width of 78 cm at this station. A DV pump is included as part of the machine's operational equipment.

Delivery is via a vertical sheet press delivery in steel, model SBP D 66, with a working width of 66 cm. This delivery unit features digital control and a marking device. The system also includes a coupling module connecting the MCT, DCT, and MCT control components, enabling integrated communication across the line's control architecture.

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