The Stahl T 36-4-F is a used folding machine — sometimes referred to as a paper folder — built in 1990 and currently located in Germany. Folding machines are used in print finishing and bindery operations to automatically fold sheets of paper into a variety of configurations, handling everything from simple single folds to complex multi-fold formats for brochures, leaflets, and booklets. Stahl is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing precision folding and finishing equipment for the commercial printing and graphic arts industries.
This machine is equipped with a flat pile feeder, allowing stacks of sheets to be fed continuously into the folding unit. The pile height capacity reaches a maximum of 580 mm, supporting substantial uninterrupted runs. The folding section is configured with four pockets, enabling multi-fold combinations suited to a wide range of finished formats. Sheet sizes range from a minimum of 80 × 100 mm up to a maximum of 360 × 650 mm, giving the machine considerable versatility across different print formats. Paper weight capacity spans from 40 to 250 g/m², meaning it can handle everything from lightweight newsprint-grade stock through to heavier card and cover weights.
Operating speeds are variable, running from a minimum of 10 m/min up to a maximum of 160 m/min, allowing the operator to match throughput to the material and fold complexity being processed. The folding rollers have a diameter of 32 mm. Delivery is via stream delivery, which overlaps the folded sheets for smooth output collection. A compressor is included with the machine, along with the original manuals. The serial number is 40562/. The machine is available for immediate inspection and test running at the seller's premises in Emskirchen, near Nuremberg.
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