The Kugler Propunch 50-11 Perforator is a used perforating machine — sometimes referred to as a punch press or die-cutting machine — designed to create precisely spaced holes or perforations in sheet materials. Perforators of this type are widely used in the printing, packaging, and paper processing industries, where clean, accurate punching across a range of sheet sizes and thicknesses is essential. Kugler, operating under the Kugler-Womako name, is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing high-precision finishing and converting machinery for the printing and stationery sectors.
This machine was built in 2009 and carries serial number MK00579. It is described as a fully automatic high-performance punching system, capable of continuous, unattended production runs thanks to its integrated continuous paper feeding system. A jogger-equipped stacking output collects and aligns finished sheets as they exit the machine, supporting smooth downstream handling.
The working width reaches a maximum of 500 mm, accommodating sheets ranging in size from 120 × 105 mm up to 500 × 500 mm. Material thickness of up to 3 mm can be punched, making the machine suitable not only for standard paper and card stocks but also for heavier substrates. The mechanical cycle rate is 110 cycles per minute, reflecting the high-throughput nature of this system.
Power requirements are modest and well-defined: the machine draws 4 kVA with a power consumption of 3 kW and operates at a rated current of 10 A, making electrical integration straightforward in a standard industrial environment. Two punching tools are included with the machine, both in a 3:1 pitch configuration and measuring 550 mm in length. Original manuals are also included, supporting installation, operation, and maintenance.
The machine is currently located in Germany and is offered in used condition.
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