The Horizon SPF Models Book Binder is a book binding machine — also commonly referred to as a saddle stitcher — used to collate, stitch, and fold printed sheets into finished booklets, brochures, catalogues, and similar publications. Horizon is a well-established manufacturer of post-press finishing equipment, supplying bindery solutions to commercial printers, in-plant print rooms, and publishing operations worldwide.
This particular unit is the Horizon SPF-10II, a combined stitching and folding machine dating from 1996 and currently located in Germany. Format adjustment is carried out manually, and the machine accepts inlet sheet sizes ranging from a minimum of 148 x 148 mm up to a maximum of 330 x 305 mm. Processing thickness runs from a minimum of 2 pages up to a maximum of 4 mm. The minimum clip distance is 73 mm, and the machine uses stitching wire in gauges 26 to 28.
The SPF-10II is configured with two stitching heads as standard, with the option to expand up to four heads. Stapling options include top stitching, side stitching, and corner stitching, and ring eyelet stitching is also possible with the appropriate stitching heads fitted. At full capacity the machine produces up to 2,800 booklets per hour.
Electrically, the machine runs on 230 V at 50 Hz and draws 0.5 kW. Its footprint measures 2,130 x 610 x 850 mm and it weighs 280 kg. The seller is able to arrange packaging, loading, and international transport by sea or air freight, including customs clearance.
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