This Herzog & Heymann 3. Station M 7 is a folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder — designed for integration into mailing and document processing lines. Folding machines of this type are used to automatically crease and fold sheet material to precise formats, and Herzog is a manufacturer associated with mailing-line and finishing equipment for the print and direct-mail industries.
The machine has been configured specifically for use as a third-station folding unit within a mailing line, reflecting the practical reality that folding units in such lines can be positioned at the beginning, middle, or end of the production sequence depending on the surrounding aggregates. To accommodate this flexibility, the unit is equipped with motor-driven height adjustment, allowing the infeed height to be matched to whatever upstream or downstream equipment is in use. It also features its own independent control and drive system, meaning it can be operated separately from the rest of the line when required.
The folding section itself comprises eight pockets with a working width of 640 mm. The fold rollers have a diameter of 40 mm. Upstream of the folding unit sits a cutting shaft pair, and downstream the machine is fitted with a double cutting shaft pair, providing trimming or perforation capability on both sides of the fold sequence. A noise-protection enclosure is included, addressing the acoustic demands often placed on equipment running in office-adjacent or production environments.
The machine was manufactured in 1999, is offered in used condition, and is currently located in Germany.
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