This Heidelberg Stahlfolder TI 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 core finishing equipment in commercial and industrial print production, used to fold printed sheets into signatures, brochures, leaflets, and other collateral with precision and repeatability. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in the global printing industry, manufacturing press and finishing equipment trusted by trade printers, publishing houses, and packaging operations worldwide.
The machine handles a maximum sheet format of 52 × 84 cm and is equipped with a DCT control system for operator management of the folding sequence. Sheet feeding is handled by a Fi 52 flat pile feeder with a tremat, providing stable and consistent infeed from a flat-pile stack.
The first folding unit is configured with four pockets at 52 cm, accompanied by a downstream slitter shaft, which allows the sheet to be slit longitudinally in the same pass as the first fold sequence. A hook-in cross break unit (KBK) provides the cross-fold function, extending the folding capability to more complex fold patterns. Delivery is handled by a mobile shed delivery unit, the SAK 56, which collects and sheds folded products in an organised, mobile format for easy removal from the line.
The listing also notes an optional DV pump unit, the KTA 80, which is included with the machine.
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