This Heidelberg Stahlfolder TH is a used paper folding machine — sometimes referred to as a buckle folder — manufactured in 2007 and currently located in Germany. Folding machines of this type are central to the print finishing industry, used to fold sheets of paper into a wide variety of configurations for brochures, leaflets, booklets, and other printed products. Heidelberg is one of the world's most recognised names in printing and print finishing equipment, supplying offset presses, finishing machinery, and workflow systems to commercial printers, packaging operations, and publishing houses globally.
This machine has a working width of 66 cm and is equipped with a flat pile feeder (FFH) with an Automation Kit, including a twin-suction wheel for reliable sheet separation and feeding. Computer control is provided via a touch-screen interface, allowing for precise and repeatable job setup.
The first folding station comprises six folding pockets at 66 cm width and is fitted with Automation Kit II, which enables automatic pocket setting and automatic roller setting. Both an upstream knife shaft and a following knife shaft are included at this station, extending the range of fold combinations available.
The second folding station adds four further folding pockets, also at 66 cm width, and is likewise equipped with Automation Kit II, automatic pocket setting, automatic roller setting, an upstream knife shaft, and a following knife shaft. Together, the two stations offer a high degree of folding flexibility and a significant total pocket count for complex fold programmes.
Sheet delivery is handled by a Palamides Alpha 700 pile delivery system, which collects and stacks the folded output in neat piles for efficient downstream handling. Worldwide delivery and installation are available for this machine, which carries the seller reference HE250241A.
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