The Nagel Foldnak 2 is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a folder — designed to fold and saddle-stitch printed materials in a single pass. Folding machines of this type are central pieces of equipment in print finishing workflows, used by commercial printers, copy shops, and in-house print rooms to produce neatly bound booklets, brochures, and catalogues. Nagel, trading as Ernst Nagel, is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of supplying saddle-stitching and finishing equipment to the printing and bookbinding industries.
This machine is capable of producing saddle-stitched brochures of up to 100 pages in a single operation, making it well suited to medium-volume booklet production. It accepts a paper feed format ranging from DIN A5 through to DIN A3 oversize, giving it considerable flexibility across common print sizes. The unit is fitted with two stapling heads as standard, with the configuration expandable to four heads, which allows for greater throughput or more complex binding arrangements when required.
The underframe is height adjustable, offering ergonomic flexibility for different operators or working environments. The machine runs on a 220-volt single-phase connection. Its physical footprint is approximately 120 cm in length, 65 cm in width, and 140 cm in height, with a stated weight of approximately 100 kg. This machine is located in Germany and is offered in used condition.
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