This Jagenberg Diana 94-1 is a used flexo-folder gluer — sometimes referred to as a corrugated box machine or folder-gluer — a type of equipment used in corrugated packaging production to print, fold, and glue flat corrugated blanks into finished, ready-to-ship cartons. Jagenberg is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of supplying machinery to the paper, packaging, and converting industries.
Built in 1998 and located in Germany, this machine has a working width of 94 cm and is equipped with a comprehensive range of features suited to producing a variety of corrugated box styles. It includes a longitudinal seam device for straight-line gluing along the main panel joint, and a lock bottom device to enable the production of lock-bottom style cartons, which are widely used in retail and heavy-duty packaging applications.
For adhesive application, the machine is fitted with a bottom disc gluing unit on the left side, along with an HHS cold glue system carrying four gluing nozzle heads, providing precise and consistent glue coverage across multiple application points. A small format device extends the machine's versatility, allowing it to handle shorter or narrower blanks than the maximum working width would otherwise accommodate.
Additional equipment includes a Valco code reader for quality control and reject detection, an ejector for removing non-conforming boxes from the production stream, and a pressing belt to ensure firm, reliable adhesion of the glued joints during the dwell phase. The machine is offered used, with worldwide shipping and installation available.
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