This Heidelberg TI-40 is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder or sheet folder — designed to fold printed sheets into a wide variety of formats for the print finishing industry. Heidelberg is one of the most respected names in print and finishing equipment worldwide, with a long-established reputation for engineering high-quality presses, feeders, and postpress machinery used by commercial printers, packaging operations, and binderies of all sizes.
This 2005 machine carries serial number FH.FANB-000076 and machine number , and is located in Germany. It is equipped with a flatpile feeder featuring a Tremathead and DCT control, giving it automatic and precise sheet separation and feed management. The machine accommodates four folding pockets and includes a delivery unit, making it capable of handling multi-stage fold sequences in a single pass.
The format range runs from a minimum of 10 × 15 cm up to a maximum of 40 × 84 cm, covering a broad spectrum of print finishing applications from small inserts and leaflets through to large brochures and maps. A notable included feature is a Heidelberg gluing unit, which extends the machine's capabilities beyond straightforward folding to allow glued products — such as glued booklets or mailers — to be produced on the same line.
The machine is offered in used condition and represents a well-specified configuration for any bindery or print finishing operation looking for a capable, versatile folding solution with integrated gluing functionality.
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