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2005 - Palamides Alpha 700 Folding Machine()
- Listing No
- 1020206
- Year
- 2005
- Manufacturer
- Palamides
- Model
- Alpha 700
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
-
for mark-free laying out MBO Navigator interface Stack level compensation Output table
About this machine
The Palamides Alpha 700 is a folding machine — sometimes referred to as a folder or paper folder — used in print finishing operations to automatically fold sheets of paper or printed stock into a wide variety of configurations. Palamides is a well-regarded manufacturer in the print finishing industry, known for producing high-quality stacking, folding, and delivery systems used in commercial and industrial printing environments.
This 2005 machine is offered in used condition from a seller based in Germany. The specification details provided point to a machine equipped with several practical features for smooth, accurate sheet handling. It includes a mark-free laying-out system, which allows printed sheets to be delivered and stacked without surface damage or marking — an important consideration when handling high-quality or finished print work.
The machine is fitted with an MBO Navigator interface, which provides operator control and monitoring of the folding process through an established industry-standard control system. Stack level compensation is also present, a feature that automatically adjusts the output delivery height as the stack of folded sheets builds, helping to maintain consistent and reliable sheet transport throughout a run. An output table is included, providing a dedicated surface for receiving and collecting the folded product.
This Palamides Alpha 700 represents a capable folding machine with a practical feature set suited to production print finishing applications.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
