The Meyer 1000 is a guillotine — a machine designed to cut through stacks of paper, board, or similar sheet materials in a single, straight downward stroke. This type of equipment is also widely known as a paper cutter or guillotine cutter, and it is a standard piece of equipment in printing, bookbinding, packaging, and finishing operations where precise, high-volume trimming is required.
This used example was manufactured in 1992 and is currently located in Germany. The seller's notes identify it by type as a pile turner, which is a machine used in print and paper handling to aerate, align, and flip stacks of sheets before or after printing, allowing ink to dry evenly and reducing static. The listing carries a machine number of 007.
The unit runs on a three-phase electrical supply at 220 V and 50 Hz, drawing 1.5 kW of power — a modest consumption consistent with a machine of this class. It is rated to handle loads of up to 1,000 kg, making it suitable for substantial paper stacks in a production environment. The machine itself weighs 510 kg, reflecting a robust, floor-standing construction typical of industrial pile-handling equipment.
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