This Stahl T 49-4 is a used folding machine, a type of equipment — sometimes referred to as a paper folder — used in print finishing operations to crease and fold sheets of paper or printed material into precise configurations for booklets, brochures, leaflets, and similar products. Stahl is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing folding and binding equipment for the commercial printing and graphic arts industries.
The seller's notes confirm this machine is configured with four buckle plates and one blade fold unit. In buckle folding, the sheet is fed into a buckle plate where it buckles against a stop and is then pulled through rollers to create a fold; the blade unit delivers a knife fold, in which a blade physically pushes the sheet between rollers. Having both systems available gives the machine versatility across a range of folding schemes, from simple parallel and cross folds to more complex combination fold patterns.
This example was manufactured in 1988 and is offered in used condition from a seller located in Germany.
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