This Wagner WSK Fritz 348 is a folding machine — sometimes referred to as a folding press or umbug press — designed to fold and crease sheet materials with precision and repeatability. Folding machines of this type are widely used in bookbinding, diary production, and the broader print-finishing industry, where consistent, accurate folds are essential to the final product. WSK Fritz Wagner is a German manufacturer associated with specialist bookbinding and print-finishing machinery.
The machine is configured as an automatic folding press, suited to diary production and similar high-repetition folding applications. It is powered by a three-phase electrical supply at 400 V 3N/PE and draws 1.5 kW, making it a relatively compact and energy-efficient unit for its class. It also requires a compressed air supply at 6 bar, which drives the pressing action and indicates a pneumatically assisted folding mechanism — a common feature in automatic folding presses where consistent clamping force is essential.
The maximum material size the machine can accommodate is 480 × 320 mm, defining the largest sheet or workpiece that can be processed in a single cycle. This places it squarely in a mid-format range suitable for standard diary formats, booklets, and comparable printed products.
The machine carries the internal reference number M-No. 110129. It was manufactured in 1992, is offered in used condition, and is currently located in Germany.
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