This Heidelberg TH 66-6-4-FFH is a flexo-folder gluer — a machine used in the corrugated packaging industry to print, fold, and glue flat corrugated blanks into finished, ready-to-ship boxes in a single inline pass. Sometimes referred to as a flexo folder-gluer or FFG, this type of machine is a cornerstone of high-volume corrugated box production. Heidelberg is a long-established manufacturer with deep roots in the printing and packaging machinery sector, producing equipment trusted by converters and packaging plants worldwide.
This particular machine was built in 2008 and is offered in used condition from a seller based in Germany. The configuration described in the seller's notes is well-specified and multi-station, indicating a machine set up for complex folding operations including gatefold work.
The infeed section is a flat pile feeder, model PFH 66, equipped with a Tremat system and motorised ruler adjustment for precise blank alignment and controlled feeding. The machine is governed by an MCT 2000 control system with a touch display, providing operator-level electronic management of the line's functions.
The first processing station is a BUH 66-6 unit, featuring motorised adjustable rollers and buckle plates with a 66 cm infeed width. This station is fitted with a downstream slitter shaft for scoring or trimming operations and is enclosed with noise protection for improved working conditions.
The second station is a BUH 66-4 unit, also equipped with motorised adjustable rollers and buckle plates, operating at a 56 cm infeed width. Like the first, it includes a downstream slitter shaft and noise protection, and is additionally fitted with motorised ruler adjustment. A pneumatic gatefold pocket controlled by an ACC 2.4 control unit is incorporated at this station, enabling the machine to handle gatefold-style box configurations.
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