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Used stackers

  • 2001 Müller Martini Müller Martini

    2001 Müller Martini Müller Martini 3691/ Ralissa

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Müller Martini

    . - basic machine - hand feeding station - 24 stations 3691 - ASAC automatic self adjusting calliper - sheet control - reject gate - transfer into stacker - Ralissa stacker - pumps - technical documentation

    Wetter, Germany
  • 2001 Müller Martini All Müller

    2001 Müller Martini All Müller Martini Gathering & Collating models

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Müller Martini

    . - basic machine - hand feeding station - 27 stations 3691 - missing and double sheet control - set up element - in feed in Ralissa - stacker with turning device - belt delivery - pumps - technical documentation

    Wetter, Germany
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Overview

Collators and gatherers are essential machines in the printing and binding industry, designed to organize and assemble printed sheets or pages into a specific order. Collators generally handle individual sheets, while gatherers work with folded signatures. These machines improve efficiency and accuracy in preparing booklets, catalogs, and other multi-page documents.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used collator or gatherer?

Check the machine's age, overall condition, and the number of cycles it has completed. Ensure it meets your specific volume and size requirements and inquire about any maintenance records.

How do I ensure the collator or gatherer is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in moving heavy machinery. Make sure the machine is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What maintenance is required for collators and gatherers?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting for wear and tear. It's also important to follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule.