This Heidelberg TI 40-4-KB 36 is a used folding machine, sometimes referred to as a paper folder or sheet folder, dating from 2001 and currently located in Germany. Folding machines are used in print finishing to automatically crease and fold printed sheets into signatures, brochures, leaflets, and other finished formats. Heidelberg is one of the most widely recognised names in the global printing and print finishing industry, manufacturing equipment trusted in commercial, packaging, and industrial print environments worldwide.
The machine handles a sheet format range from a minimum of 10 × 15 cm up to a maximum of 4 × 84 cm, giving it the flexibility to process a broad variety of sheet sizes across different finishing tasks. It is equipped with a Fi 40 flat pile feeder featuring Tremat and DCT Control, providing automated, controlled sheet feeding from a flat pile stack. The folding section comprises four folding pockets at 40 cm, fitted with noise protection to reduce operational sound levels in the working environment.
Cross-folding capability is provided by a two-station hook-in cross break unit, model KB 36 i, which enables additional fold passes perpendicular to the first, allowing the production of more complex multi-fold products such as map folds or parallel cross folds. The machine also includes one SAK 56 shed display and one noise-encapsulated pressure vacuum compressor, the latter supporting the pneumatic functions of the feeder and delivery systems while keeping noise generation to a minimum.
This is a used machine offered in its current condition as described above.
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