At Exapro, we offer a diverse selection of used case making machines, essential for the production of high-quality hardcover books, binders, and luxury packaging in the printing industry. These machines are designed to precisely create rigid cases by assembling and gluing boards and cover materials, ensuring a durable and professional finish. Our case making machines range in price from €10,000 for basic models to €150,000 for advanced, high-capacity units from leading brands like Kolbus, Muller Martini, Polygraph, and Zechini. Each machine features unique specifications such as case size range, production speed, material compatibility, and automation level, ensuring they meet your specific production needs.
When selecting a case making machine, consider key factors like the type of cases being produced, the quality and thickness of materials, the machine's speed and efficiency, and ease of operation and maintenance. These elements are crucial for achieving high-quality, consistent products, optimizing production efficiency, and reducing labor costs. Investing in our used case making machines not only provides access to top-tier equipment at significantly reduced prices but also supports sustainable practices by extending the lifecycle of durable machinery. Trust in Exapro's commitment to excellent customer service and find the perfect machine to enhance your case making operations.
Explore Exapro’s listings today to discover reliable case making machines that deliver exceptional performance and value for your bookbinding and packaging production needs.
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Year: 2008
Cardboard packaging production line A complete production line for manufacturing cardboard packaging. Control-ing laminating machine Cobra A120-162 semi-automatic die cutting machine HSM VK20 balerYear: 2021
Max case width | 320 mm |
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Max case length | 480 mm |
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Year: 2007
Horauf BDM Uniwesal Machine for manufacturing hardbound book covers Machine in working order, in productionYear: 2010
Zhengrun hardcover machine for sale. Model FD-AMF450A. Year of production 2010. The machine has been with us since new. Machine in production. Available for inspection.Year: 2010
Corrugated (3-7 layer) flap packaging production line. The line includes: - feeding unit - flexo-printer 1 color - slotter module (creasing + cutting) - folding and gluing machine - stacking table Parameters: 1. overall dimensions in mm (length x width x height): 10400x2800x1800 2. maximum dimensions of cardboard: 1000x2150 mm 3. minimum dimensions of cardboard: 350x300 mm 4. automatic feeding …Year: ~ 2018
Kolbus DA 260 he made 1,500,000 covers Kolbus DA 260Year: 2010
The machine has additions of the possibility to make 4 parts for a calendar of 3 parts for hardback binding Maximum binding size: 670/405 Minimum binding size: 100/150 Cardboard can be attached with a magnetYear: 2023
3 color automatic box making machine. With 7 separate units. Also 7 molds and clichés for pizza boxes. Full line working. The machine is a 2023 model and has worked for 20 hours.Year:
Prontotec PPl01 Prontotec PPl01 lockwashing machine Prontotec PPl01 locknose assembling machineYear:
Prontotec PEM01 Prontotec PEM01 cover machine Cover rubber band assembly machineYear:
Passport notebook sewing machine Prontotec AX Central passport notebook sewing machine Prontotec AX CentralYear: 1991
Machine description: Brand: Full Folder Model: 680 Condition: Used Features: Pre-creasing system Automatic bottom High production capacity Easy operation and maintenance Built with highly durable materials Benefits for your business: Increased productivity: The Full Folder 680 is capable of gluing a large volume of boxes in a short time, optimizing processes and reducing costs. Superior quality: The pre-gluing system and …Year: 1985
Bookbinder STAHL VBF BL 200 Year 1985 Stahl BL 200 hard cover case binding line. Stahl Bl 200 with roundering station 2 glue gauzing station (1 for capitalband) Book press Stahl EP 260 R with 9 clamps. Max book blok format 390/280/75mm Min book block format 120/80/6mm Max opened cover format 430/660mm Min format 120/160 Maximal speed 42 tact in …Year: 1998
Casing-in machine Make Schmedt Model Präleg HHS1801 Year 1998 Minimum size 80 x 110 x 2 mm Maximum Size 340 x 320 x 80 Speed up to 200 cycles per hour Available directYear: 2010
Joint forming + pressing Make CMC Model Q-Case - Crator Year 2010 Max size 500 x 420 mm Min size 100 x 120 mm Thickness 6 - 80 mm Pressure up to 5.000 kg by hydraulics Available directYear: 2011
Casing-in machine Make CMC Model Q-Case / Gemat Year 2011 Max size 500 x 420 mm (roll width 420 mm) Min size 100 x 120 mm Thickness 2 - 80 mm Available directYear: 2006
Year of construction 2006 + 2008 Dimension ca. [in mm] 2800 x 2400 x 2900 Weight ca. [in kg] 2500 Country of origin Italy Auto. trayformer from box blank (Box bottoms, box lids, etc.). Plant incl. various format parts and separate control cabinet (1200 x 500 x 1900, approx. 300 kg). PLC SIEMENS Simatic S7-300 control. Two similar machines of …Year: 2003
Panotec Eco8 brand cardboard box production machine with 4 feeding routes Year 2003 Video availableYear: 1999
Casing-in machine Make Schmedt Model Präleg XL HHS1815 Year 1999 Minimum size 80 x 110 x 2 mm Maximum Size 450 x 440 x 80 Speed up to 200 cycles per hour Details optionally we can supply the machine with a waffled glue roller Available direct, after order machine will be completed with a cover, 2 leak trays, etc.Year: 2002
Kolbus DAS Automatic - Year 2002 For the production of book covers, hard book covers, folders and lever files, etc. -Feeding hopper for pre-cut joints -Reel type smooth spine feeder -Third spine/rigid feeder plate -Pre-cut cloth feeder with pile height regulator -Fusion hot glue tank with circulation pump -Heated tail transfer pipe -Double arm action with various size picker heads …Case making machines are essential in the packaging and printing industry, providing efficient and high-quality solutions for producing rigid boxes, book covers, and other hard case products. These machines streamline the production process, ensuring consistency, precision, and durability in the finished products. Understanding the different types of case making machines, their features, and key considerations for purchasing can significantly enhance your production capabilities and ensure outstanding results. Exapro, a leading online marketplace for used industrial machinery, offers a diverse selection of case making machines, providing businesses with access to top-tier equipment at competitive prices.
Case making machines come in various types, each designed to meet specific production needs and applications. The primary types include:
Semi-automatic case making machines combine manual input with automated features, offering a balance of control and efficiency. These machines are suitable for medium-scale operations where precision and customization are important.
Fully automatic case making machines automate the entire production process, from feeding materials to assembling and finishing the cases. These machines are ideal for large-scale production environments that require high-speed and consistent output.
Specialty case making machines are designed for specific types of products, such as luxury boxes, book covers, and custom packaging. These machines offer advanced features tailored to the unique requirements of each product type.
Exapro offers a variety of case making machines, ensuring businesses can find equipment that meets their specific production needs.
When selecting a case making machine, it is crucial to consider specific features and specifications to ensure the machine meets your operational requirements. Key factors include:
The production speed and capacity of the machine determine how many units can be produced within a given timeframe. High-speed machines are essential for large-scale operations, while lower-speed machines may suffice for smaller production runs. Exapro’s listings provide detailed specifications on production speed and capacity, helping you find a machine that meets your production goals.
Ensure the machine is compatible with the types of materials you use, such as paperboard, cloth, leather, and various types of cover materials. Machines that can handle a range of materials offer greater flexibility and versatility in production.
Advanced automation and control systems enhance precision and consistency in case making operations. Features such as programmable settings, touch-screen interfaces, and real-time monitoring capabilities can significantly boost productivity and ensure consistent product quality. Exapro’s platform includes machines with various levels of automation, allowing you to find the right balance between functionality and ease of use.
The precision and accuracy of the machine are critical for ensuring high-quality finished products. Look for machines with advanced cutting, gluing, and pressing technologies that provide consistent and accurate results.
The durability of the machine and its maintenance requirements are essential for long-term operational efficiency. Machines constructed from high-quality materials, such as stainless steel and robust alloys, are more resistant to wear and tear. Easy-to-clean designs and accessible components simplify maintenance, reducing downtime and operational costs. Exapro provides information on the condition and maintenance history of used machines, aiding in informed decision-making.
Reputable brands and manufacturers are often synonymous with higher quality and better support. Some leading brands in the case making machine market include:
Exapro features equipment from these and other reputable brands, ensuring access to reliable and well-supported machinery.
The cost of used case making machines varies widely based on factors such as age, condition, brand, and specific features. Generally, prices can range from several thousand to several tens of thousands of dollars. For example, a used Kolbus semi-automatic case making machine might be priced around $10,000 to $30,000, while a high-end Müller Martini fully automatic case making machine could cost between $40,000 and $70,000. Exapro's marketplace offers a range of pricing options, providing transparency and competitive deals for buyers.
Case making machines are essential tools in the packaging and printing industry, offering efficient and reliable solutions for producing high-quality rigid boxes, book covers, and other hard case products. By understanding the different types of machines and key factors to consider when purchasing, businesses can make informed decisions that align with their production needs. Exapro offers a comprehensive platform for sourcing high-quality used machinery, providing detailed listings and competitive pricing. Whether you need a semi-automatic, fully automatic, or specialty case making machine, Exapro’s extensive inventory and user-friendly interface make it easy to find the right equipment for your case making operations.