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Nagel Ernst Digi RIL Perforator
()- Listing No
- 1019289
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Nagel
- Model
- Ernst Digi RIL
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Marke: Ernst Nagel Ernst NAGEL Digi-Rillnak Programmable creasing intervals with manual unit The Digi Crease Creaser creases the same formats as the familiar Auto Creaser but is “fed” by hand Like all creasing models the Digi-Rillnak processes the material ‘with the proven technology creasing bar-against-creasing groove The material is gently compressed during the creasing process which prevents the ink from flaking off or the material from tearing during folding The Digi-Rillnak is versatile has a perforating tool as standard and can be operated easily and very quickly via a joystick together with a clear display Technical data recommended paper weight: 70 – 350 g/m² Program memory: 9 Grooves per sheet: max. 9 Paper size: max. 630 x 330 min. 140 x 140 mm Speed (sheet/hour): up to 4,000 Min. creasing distance 4 mm (from leading edge of sheet 25 mm from trailing edge of sheet 20 mm) Accessories perforating knife optional: perforator 96/56/28/20 teeth optional: stand L x H x W (mm) 800 x 500 x 500 weight net/packed (kg): 55/80 Power supply: 240 V/ 50 Hz
About this machine
The Nagel Ernst Digi RIL Perforator is a used perforator — sometimes referred to as a creasing and perforating machine — designed for processing printed sheets in finishing and print production workflows. Nagel is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing precision finishing equipment for the commercial printing and bookbinding industries.
This machine combines programmable creasing with a built-in perforating function, making it a versatile tool for sheet finishing. Rather than automated feeding, sheets are fed by hand, and the machine is controlled via a joystick paired with a clear display, allowing fast and straightforward operation. It stores up to nine programmes in memory and can apply a maximum of nine creases per sheet. Creasing is carried out using the proven bar-against-groove method, which gently compresses the material rather than cutting or scoring aggressively, helping to prevent ink flaking and material tearing along fold lines — a particular advantage when working with digitally printed or coated stocks.
The machine accepts a broad range of paper weights from 70 to 350 g/m², covering lightweight text papers through to heavy card. Maximum sheet size is 630 × 330 mm and minimum sheet size is 140 × 140 mm. The minimum creasing distance is 4 mm between creases, with a clearance of 25 mm from the leading edge of the sheet and 20 mm from the trailing edge. Output speed reaches up to 4,000 sheets per hour.
A perforating knife is included as standard. Optional accessories include perforator wheels available in 96, 56, 28, and 20 teeth configurations, as well as an optional stand. The machine runs on a 240 V / 50 Hz power supply. Physical dimensions are 800 mm long by 500 mm high by 500 mm wide, with a net weight of 55 kg and a packed weight of 80 kg. This unit is located in Germany and is offered in used condition.
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