This Herzog & Heymann M 7.35-10 is a folding machine — sometimes referred to as a buckle folder or sheet folding machine — used in the printing and bookbinding industries to fold printed sheets into signatures, brochures, pamphlets, and other folded products. Herzog & Heymann is a well-established German manufacturer of folding and finishing equipment, producing machines widely used in commercial print production and finishing workflows.
Dating from 2006, this is a height-adjustable ten-buckle-plate folding unit with an infeed width of 760 mm, giving it the capacity to handle a broad range of sheet sizes across multiple fold stations. The ten buckle plates allow for complex, multi-fold sequences in a single pass, making this unit well suited to high-fold-count work. The machine's motor drive is height-adjustable, and the buckle plate assembly shares this adjustability, allowing the unit to be configured to suit different stock thicknesses and folding requirements.
A notable specification is the small folding roller diameter of 35 mm, which the seller specifically highlights as enabling a minimum fold length of 30 mm — a meaningful capability when tight, precise folds on smaller formats are required. This roller geometry is particularly relevant for applications where compact fold dimensions are critical to the finished product.
The machine is also equipped with double downstream slitter shafts, which allow sheets to be slit longitudinally either before or after folding, adding a combined slitting and folding function to the unit. This is offered for sale from Germany in used condition.
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