Martin Yale 1812 Autofolder™ Paper Folding Machine
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Martin Yale 1812 Autofolder™ Paper Folding Machine
Product Specifications
| Product Name | Martin Yale 1812 Autofolder™ Paper Folding Machine |
| Manufacturer | Martin Yale |
| SKU | 1812 |
| Dimensions (H”xW”xD”) | 17.8 x 43.2 x 22.2 |
| Fold Type | Letter Fold, Z-Fold, Half-Fold, Gate-Fold, Double Parallel Fold, Engineering-Fold, Church-Fold |
| Paper Weight (Gsm) | 68 - 166 |
| Paper Size (W" x L") | 2.5 x 5.2 - 12 x 18 |
| Category | Friction-Feed |
| Type of Folder | Auto-Feed, Manual Set-up |
| Fold Selection Setup | Manual |
| Speed (Sheets/Hour) | 5,000 - 12000 |
| Automated Feed | Yes |
| Warranty | 1 year parts, 90-days labor |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Power Supply (Volts) | 115-230v, 50/60 Hz |
| User Type | Large Office |
| Feed Tray Capacity | 500 |
| Manual Paper Feed Capacity (up to sheets) | N/A |
Product Description:
The Martin Yale 1812 AutoFolder Paper Folding Machine is a versatile solution designed for offices, associations, and print shops. It offers variable folding speeds, accommodating different workloads efficiently without the need for constant adjustments. With the capability to fold up to 12,000 sheets per hour, this machine is ideal for high-volume work environments.
Handling paper weights from 18lb. bond to 90lb. index (68gsm to 166gsm) and paper sizes ranging from 2.5" x 5.2" to 12" x 18", the 1812 AutoFolder covers a broad spectrum of paper types commonly used in various applications. The feed table can hold up to 500 sheets, reducing the frequency of manual reloading and enhancing efficiency in processing tasks.
Safety and convenience are paramount in the design of the Martin Yale 1812. The manually adjustable fold tables are enclosed to prevent operator access to internal machinery, ensuring user safety. Moreover, the machine operates quietly even at maximum capacity, minimizing disruptions in the work environment.