The Heidelberg Tiegel platen press is one of the most recognizable and widely used machines in the history of the printing and finishing industry. Manufactured by Heidelberg in Germany, this machine has earned a global reputation for reliability, mechanical precision, and long operational life.<\/p>\n
Originally designed as a platen printing press, the Heidelberg Tiegel quickly became a versatile finishing machine capable of performing multiple operations including die-cutting, creasing, numbering, perforating, embossing, and foil stamping.<\/p>\n
The machine operates using a strong mechanical platen system that applies uniform pressure across the sheet surface, ensuring precise cutting and finishing results. Its automatic sheet feeding system improves productivity and allows continuous operation during production.<\/p>\n
Thanks to its simple mechanical design and robust construction, the Heidelberg Tiegel remains highly valued in many print finishing workshops around the world. Even decades after production, many of these machines continue to operate efficiently in commercial printing environments.<\/p>\n
Classic Heidelberg platen press design
\nSuitable for die-cutting and creasing operations
\nCompatible with foil stamping and embossing
\nDurable mechanical construction
\nAutomatic sheet feeding system
\nLong service life and reliable performance<\/p>\n
Model: Tiegel
\nManufacturer: Heidelberg
\nYear of Manufacture: 1955<\/p>\n
Machine type: Platen press<\/p>\n
Applications:
\nDie cutting
\nCreasing
\nNumbering
\nPerforation
\nFoil stamping
\nEmbossing<\/p>\n
Maximum sheet size: depending on configuration<\/p>\n
Die-cutting of paper and cardboard
\nFoil stamping and embossing
\nNumbering and perforating
\nPrint finishing operations
\nPackaging and stationery production<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"