This Müller Martini 335 is a saddle stitcher — sometimes referred to as a saddle stapler — a bindery machine used to collate, stitch, and trim folded signatures into finished booklets, brochures, catalogues, and magazines. Müller Martini is a well-established Swiss manufacturer of print finishing and bookbinding equipment, supplying the commercial printing and publishing industries worldwide with inline finishing lines and stand-alone binding machinery.
Built in 1989 and located in Germany, this used machine is configured as a complete, production-ready saddle stitching line. It is equipped with seven feeders of Type 306, allowing it to collate up to seven separate signatures or inserts in a single pass. A dedicated cover feeder, Type , feeds and places the outer cover onto the gathered book block before stitching.
The stitching station is a Bravo Plus unit, Type , which applies wire staples through the spine of the collated booklet to bind it. After stitching, a three-knife trimmer of Type trims the head, foot, and face of the finished booklet to final size in a single operation — the standard method for producing a clean, square-edged saddle-stitched product. A compensating counter stacker (Kreuzleger) receives and stacks the trimmed output, alternating bundle orientation to keep stacks level and stable.
The line is supported by two compressors, which supply the compressed air required to operate the pneumatic components throughout the system. Operator and maintenance manuals for the machine are included with the sale.
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