This Herzog & Heymann 371, F 76 Solo is a folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder or sheet folding machine — used in print finishing operations to automatically fold sheets to precise, repeatable formats. Herzog & Heymann is a well-established German manufacturer of folding and map-folding equipment, building precision machinery for the print, publishing, and cartographic industries.
This particular machine is a combined line made up of three principal units working in sequence. The first is an MBO F 76 Solo flat pile feeder, which accepts sheets up to a maximum format of 760 × 1,020 mm and can handle a stack up to 600 mm in height and a maximum stacking weight of 1,500 kg. The feeder runs on a mains voltage of 230/400 V at 50 Hz, with a 24 V DC control voltage, and is equipped with a pressure and vacuum pump for reliable sheet separation and feed. A mobile upright sheet delivery unit (371) is included.
The first folding unit is a Herzog & Heymann M7.10-35, featuring ten buckle plates and an infeed width of 76 cm. The roll diameter is 35 mm and the smallest achievable fold measures 30 mm. This unit is fitted with downstream slitter shafts and noise protection, and includes a catchable transfer table (830).
The second folding unit is a Herzog & Heymann M7.4-58 — described in the seller's notes as an M7-58.2 — a mobile unit with two folding pockets and an inlet width of 56 cm. It too is equipped with double downstream slitter shafts and noise protection. This unit comes with a mobile transfer table (830) and a mobile, height-adjustable standing arch support (371).
The machine dates from 2006, is offered in used condition, and is located in Germany.
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