This Heidelberg TF 56-4-4-F SA is a used flexo-folder gluer — sometimes referred to as a corrugated box folder gluer — a type of converting machine designed to print, fold, and glue corrugated board blanks into finished carton or box forms. Heidelberg is a well-established name in the printing and packaging machinery industry, producing equipment for a wide range of paper and board processing applications. This example was manufactured in 1996 and is currently located in Germany.
The machine is configured around a buckle plate folding system and carries the internal designation TF 56-4-4-F SAK 56, with a working format of 56 × 84 cm. Feed is handled by a flat pile feeder equipped with a Tremat unit and a PCS 100 preset counter, which allows accurate batch counting and feed management.
The folding section is arranged across two movements. The first movement comprises four pockets with a maximum width of 56 cm, followed by a downstream slitter shaft. The second movement replicates this layout with a further four pockets at 56 cm and its own downstream slitter shaft, giving the machine a total of eight folding pockets across the two stages.
Delivery is handled by a SAK 56 mobile shed delivery unit, which is equipped with a marking device for sheet identification or quality control purposes. Additional equipment included with the machine is a DV pump and a single electromagnetic window folding pocket, the latter enabling specialist folding operations for windowed carton styles.
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