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HDP700 Roll-to-Collator-to-Saddle-Stitching Digital Line
A modular roll-fed production line that converts digitally printed paper into collated, covered, stitched and trimmed booklets. Barcode-controlled cover matching and fast changeovers support reliable short- and medium-run work.
HDP700 ROLL-TO-COLLATOR-TO-SADDLE-STITCHING DIGITAL LINE
The HDP700 links roll handling, cross-cutting, collating, cover insertion, saddle stitching and three-side trimming in a synchronized booklet workflow. It is designed for digital printers that need repeatable short- and medium-run output with fewer manual transfers.
KEY ADVANTAGES
• Complete roll-to-finished-booklet workflow
• Barcode-controlled cover-to-content matching
• Integrated cover feeder and signature gathering
• Approx. 10-minute job changeover
• Up to 2,900 A4 booklets/hour at 64 pages
• Suitable for magazines, manuals, brochures and exercise books
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum unwinding width: 700 mm
Maximum roll diameter: 1,300 mm
Maximum cutting width: 520 mm
Paper weight: 60–180 gsm
Signature format: 4 pages
Cover size max/min: 470 × 350 / 210 × 150 mm
Booklet size before trimming max/min: 235 × 350 / 105 × 150 mm
Maximum stitching thickness: 5 mm
Stitching distance: 60–150 mm
Mechanical speed: up to 2,900 booklets/hour (A4, 64 pages)
Changeover time: approx. 10 minutes
Power supply: 380 V AC
Installed power: 39 kW
Compressed air: 6 bar, 2 L/min
Working temperature: 5–40 °C
Working humidity: 15–85%
Dimensions: 13,600 × 5,500 × 1,500 mm
Weight: approx. 3,000 kg
MAIN MODULES
HDP UW700 Unwinder
HDP CS520 Cutter
HDP200 Digital Collating Feeder
HDP SS4500 Digital Saddle Stitcher
Graphotrade provides configuration, delivery, installation, training and service support in Bulgaria and the Balkans. Contact us for a tailored quotation.
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A modular roll-fed production line that converts digitally printed paper into collated, covered, stitched and trimmed booklets. Barcode-controlled cover matching and fast changeovers support reliable short- and medium-run work.