The Herzog & Heymann H+H M7.40 -6 is a folding machine, a type of equipment — sometimes referred to as a paper folder or sheet folding machine — used in print finishing and bookbinding to fold printed sheets, signatures, or brochures with precision and consistency. Herzog & Heymann, known by the H+H designation, is a German manufacturer with a longstanding reputation for engineering buckle and combination folding machinery for the commercial print and graphic arts industries.
This particular machine is mounted on castors, making it mobile and repositionable within a production environment, and features height adjustment to suit different operator requirements. It is powered by a three-phase 380-volt supply and is equipped with its own integrated control system, allowing it to operate independently without reliance on an external control unit.
The machine is fitted with six folding pockets, which enables it to execute a significant number of fold combinations in a single pass. The roller diameter is 40 mm, a dimension that influences sheet transport characteristics and the quality of the fold nip. A blade unit serves as the second folding station, combining buckle and knife folding principles within a single machine — a configuration that extends the range of fold patterns achievable. High-speed sheet guides are fitted to maintain accurate and reliable sheet registration at elevated running speeds. The machine is further equipped with double downstream slitter shafts, which allow sheets to be slit after folding, adding a finishing capability without requiring a separate downstream machine.
This used folding machine is located in Germany and dates from 2009.
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