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    2014 STAHLFOLDER TH-56 BENDING MACHINE

    2014 STAHLFOLDER TH-56 BENDING MACHINE

      Stahlfolder TH-56 Folding Machine Stack Feeder FFH-56 First Folding Unit BUH-56 , 4 combined motorized pockets Second Folding Unit B UH-56 , 4 combined motorized pockets VFZ-52 H , movable knife SKP-56 , sheet fe...

      Bercher, Switzerland
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      2005 STAHLFOLDER TI-40 FOLDER

      2005 STAHLFOLDER TI-40 FOLDER

        Folding machine Stahlfoler TI-40 Pocket folder Battery feeder Anti-noise cables DCT 500 electronic control Web delivery Compressor

        Bercher, Switzerland
      • 2014 HERZOG & HEYMANN M7.46-72-T8

        2014 HERZOG & HEYMANN M7.46-72-T8

        • Manufacturer: Herzog+Heymann
        • Maximum sheet size: 72/120

        · Pallet feeder: FP 120 · Control: MC Control · Folding Unit: 1. Station: 8 Folding Pockets · Folding Unit: 2. Station: 4 Folding Pockets · Stream delivery

        Höri, Switzerland

      Overview

      Folding machines are essential tools in the printing and packaging industries, used to fold paper, cardboard, or other materials into various shapes and sizes. These machines improve efficiency and accuracy, handling large volumes of materials quickly, reducing manual labor, and ensuring consistent results.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying a used folding machine?

      Check the machine's age, condition, and maintenance history. Ensure it can handle the materials and volumes you need, and verify that all parts are functional.

      How do I ensure the folding machine is shipped safely to my location?

      Use a reputable shipping company experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly packed, secured, and insured during transit.

      What is the maintenance schedule for a folding machine?

      Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting for wear and tear. Follow the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.