How a paper folder works
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2018
- This video demonstrates how paper gets folded, on a Baumfolder Folder. The unit being shown is a smaller version of a folder; cut in half so you can see how it works easier. First of all you can see the number 1, 2, and 3 and 0 roll labeled, the 0 roll is the main roll. Paper will come off a paper feeder, register, pile or continuous. It will come down until it engages the rolls. The rolls will take it in. It will come up in between the fold plate (buckle plate) until it hits the paper stop. Once it hits the paper stop it will buckle (fold) in between the bottom two rolls. It will come down into the bottom fold plate until it hits the paper stop. Then, it will actually fold the paper again. As you see the paper up at the top it is still coming down thru the register. So it has actually been folded then going down to the other fold plate, so there is multiple things happening at once in the folder. Then it will exit the folder and you will have a folded piece of paper. Then you can open it up and see the fold. We have also shown it again faster.
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Bindery Operators chime in!
Hello from Tacoma, WA!
Such a neat device to show the basics of how a folding machine ( Baum, MBO, Stahl ) works. Thanks
I have run a couple of older Baum folders. I believe they were 1960' s models. Then later a newer one in the mid 1990's. I liked running them. I enjoyed running them.
Excllent! Thanks a lot!!!
Can anyone recommend a paper folder that can fold a standard 8.5x11 into a square (rectangle really) by folding it in half twice?
Hello, great video ! Is it possible to put directly a stack of sheets instead of putting the sheets one by one ?
Thanks !
No
I am trying to understand what the top & bottom plates corresponds to which fold/panel. Can someone help?
Top and bottom panels are adjustable for folding size probably. Paper going into panel and stopping when paper touch and of panel and
cylinders are grabbing paper again.
Perhaps next you could demonstrate how the zoom feature on your camera works :)
Close up video please.