About this machine

This Wohlenberg 185 is a guillotine — a precision paper-cutting machine, also commonly referred to as a paper cutter or guillotine cutter — used in printing, finishing, and bookbinding operations to make straight, accurate cuts through stacked reams of paper, board, or similar sheet materials. Wohlenberg is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing guillotines and other finishing equipment for the graphic arts and print industry, with machines widely respected for their build quality and cutting precision.

Built in 2004 and located in Germany, this used machine is offered in conjunction with two significant pieces of ancillary equipment, making it a substantial finishing line rather than a standalone cutter. The guillotine itself carries a safety-relevant specification of a maximum stopping performance of 318 milliseconds or better, alongside a curtain separation distance of 400 mm and a test piece diameter of 10 mm — both figures relating to the light-curtain safety system required under European machinery safety standards.

The first included peripheral is a Baumann NUP2000 pile lifter, designed to raise and position stacks of material at the feed side of the cutter. It operates on a 400 V three-phase supply, draws 7.4 A, and has a load capacity of 20,000 N (approximately 2,040 kg), making it well suited to handling heavy paper stacks. Its circuit diagram reference is 625.00.

The second peripheral is a Baumann BA7 stacker, which receives and collates cut material at the delivery side of the machine. This unit also runs on 400 V three-phase power, draws 1.6 A, and has a load capacity of 5,000 N (approximately 510 kg). Its circuit diagram reference is 592.065D. Together, the pile lifter and stacker allow for a more automated and ergonomic workflow around the cutting station.

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