The Kugler 340-2R is a used perforator — sometimes referred to as a die cutter or punching machine — built in 1998 and currently located in Germany. Perforators of this kind are used in the printing and packaging industries to punch precise holes, slots, or perforation patterns into paper, card, and similar sheet materials, enabling functions such as tear-off lines, decorative cuts, and product assembly features. Kugler is a recognised German manufacturer with a long-standing focus on finishing machinery for the print and paper processing sectors.
This machine is described by the seller as a fully automatic high-performance punching system, carrying serial number R. It accommodates a maximum working width of 340 mm and handles sheet formats ranging from a minimum of 120 × 105 mm up to a maximum of 340 × 340 mm, giving it good versatility across smaller and larger format jobs within that range.
In terms of material capacity, the machine punches stock up to 3 mm in thickness, making it suitable for a range of substrates from lightweight paper through to heavier board and card. The mechanical cycle rate runs at 80 to 100 cycles per minute, reflecting the high-throughput capability expected of an industrial perforator intended for continuous production use.
The machine is equipped with a continuous-running paper feed system, which allows for uninterrupted sheet infeed during operation rather than requiring stop-start loading. Output is handled by a box delivery unit fitted with a jogger, which stacks and vibration-aligns the finished sheets for neat, orderly collection. Operator and maintenance documentation is included, with the seller confirming that the original manuals accompany the machine.
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