This Heidelberg Stahlfolder KH is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder or sheet folder — dating from 2008 and currently located in Germany. Folding machines of this type are used in commercial print finishing to automatically fold printed sheets into signatures, brochures, booklets, and other collateral at high production volumes. Heidelberg is one of the world's most recognised manufacturers of printing and print-finishing equipment, supplying offset presses, finishing systems, and related machinery to commercial printers, packaging producers, and publishing operations worldwide.
The machine is configured as a combination folder, meaning it combines both buckle and knife folding in a single pass, making it well suited to complex multi-fold jobs. The folding unit carries a configuration of four buckle plates and three knife folding stations, with automatic buckle setting for faster job changeovers. The machine accepts sheet formats ranging from a minimum of 140 × 180 mm up to a maximum of 820 × 1,200 mm, covering a broad range of standard and large-format print work. Production speed is rated at 50,000 cycles per hour. The machine is equipped with a digital display and bears serial number FH.FNJ0-00256.
Sheet feeding is handled by a pallet feeder, model PFH-82, which allows full pallet loads of stock to be fed continuously without manual sheet-by-sheet loading. Delivery is via a Heidelberg SAK-94 delivery unit, manufactured in 2006 and carrying serial number FH.DAD0-00421, with a maximum working width of 940 mm.
The listing includes a compressor and original manuals, both of which are noted as part of the sale.
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