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| Category | Folders - gluers / staplers / wire binders |
| worked hours | |
| hours under power | |
| state | excellent |
| At local norms | --------- |
| status | under power |
| Last availability date | 22/09/2026 |
| Product id | P220728235 |
| Language |
This listing features a James Burn International industrial folder and gluer machine, model EX610 with additional components EPX700, BB43H, and CD610, manufactured in 1995. The EX610 model is designed for versatile folding and gluing applications and includes multiple pattern options such as 2:1 square, 2:1 round, 3:1 square, 3:1 hanger punch, 4:1 ellipse, and separator bracket patterns. The BB43H component accommodates various sizes ranging from 1/4 inch up to 1 inch, including 1/4 and 3/8 inch hanger types with jaws. The CD610 part allows normal wear and suspension use up to 60 cm.
The machine is a large industrial folder or gluer constructed with metal and plastic components. It includes a hand crank wheel on the side for manual adjustments and an emergency stop button located on the top panel for safety. The control panel is equipped with multiple buttons, switches, and dials mounted on a stand, facilitating precise operation. Red and black cables connect to pneumatic or hydraulic parts, and red pneumatic hoses are linked to control valves. Black plastic safety guards surround moving parts to enhance operator safety.
The machine's table surface shows signs of wear, including scratches and paint wear, with some tape residue and minor surface scratches visible on the body. Paper debris is present inside the machine, and the shelving unit nearby contains metal plates and cardboard compartments for parts storage. Warning labels about safety and operational pressures (notably 80 PSI or 5.52 BAR) are visible on machine parts.
Overall, the equipment appears to be part of a folding or binding system, suitable for various industrial applications requiring precise folding, gluing, and binding. The condition shows typical wear consistent with industrial use but remains complete with essential components and safety features.
The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.
james burn ex610 - 2:1 square 2:1 round 3:1 square 3:1 hanger punch 4:1 ellipse and separator bracket patterns available
james burn epx700
james burn bb43h - 1/4_5/16_3/8_7/16_1/2_9/16_5/8_3/4_7/8_1"_ 1/4 hanger 3/8 hanger they have jaws
james burn cd610 - 1/4 It can be worn normally and with suspension up to 60 cm.
Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.
| Client type | Factory – small or medium company |
| Active since | 2022 |
| Offers online | 1 |
| Last activity | Oct. 8, 2026 |
james burn ex610 - 2:1 square 2:1 round 3:1 square 3:1 hanger punch 4:1 ellipse and separator bracket patterns available
james burn epx700
james burn bb43h - 1/4_5/16_3/8_7/16_1/2_9/16_5/8_3/4_7/8_1"_ 1/4 hanger 3/8 hanger they have jaws
james burn cd610 - 1/4 It can be worn normally and with suspension up to 60 cm.
Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.
| Category | Folders - gluers / staplers / wire binders |
| worked hours | |
| hours under power | |
| state | excellent |
| At local norms | --------- |
| status | under power |
| Last availability date | 22/09/2026 |
| Product id | P220728235 |
| Language |
This listing features a James Burn International industrial folder and gluer machine, model EX610 with additional components EPX700, BB43H, and CD610, manufactured in 1995. The EX610 model is designed for versatile folding and gluing applications and includes multiple pattern options such as 2:1 square, 2:1 round, 3:1 square, 3:1 hanger punch, 4:1 ellipse, and separator bracket patterns. The BB43H component accommodates various sizes ranging from 1/4 inch up to 1 inch, including 1/4 and 3/8 inch hanger types with jaws. The CD610 part allows normal wear and suspension use up to 60 cm.
The machine is a large industrial folder or gluer constructed with metal and plastic components. It includes a hand crank wheel on the side for manual adjustments and an emergency stop button located on the top panel for safety. The control panel is equipped with multiple buttons, switches, and dials mounted on a stand, facilitating precise operation. Red and black cables connect to pneumatic or hydraulic parts, and red pneumatic hoses are linked to control valves. Black plastic safety guards surround moving parts to enhance operator safety.
The machine's table surface shows signs of wear, including scratches and paint wear, with some tape residue and minor surface scratches visible on the body. Paper debris is present inside the machine, and the shelving unit nearby contains metal plates and cardboard compartments for parts storage. Warning labels about safety and operational pressures (notably 80 PSI or 5.52 BAR) are visible on machine parts.
Overall, the equipment appears to be part of a folding or binding system, suitable for various industrial applications requiring precise folding, gluing, and binding. The condition shows typical wear consistent with industrial use but remains complete with essential components and safety features.
The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.
| Client type | Factory – small or medium company |
| Active since | 2022 |
| Offers online | 1 |
| Last activity | Oct. 8, 2026 |