Postpress collators are machines that are used in the printing industry to assemble and organize printed materials. They work by collecting sheets of paper from multiple sources and collating them into a single, organized set. This process is essential in the production of various printed materials such as books, brochures, catalogs, and magazines.
Postpress collators come in different configurations and sizes, depending on the specific needs of the printing job. They can be either automatic or semi-automatic, and can handle a range of paper sizes and weights. Some collators are designed to work with other postpress equipment, such as binders and finishers, to produce finished products.
The use of postpress collators helps to streamline the printing process, increasing efficiency and productivity. They also ensure that printed materials are assembled correctly, reducing the risk of errors and saving time in the proofreading process. Overall, postpress collators are an important part of the printing industry and play a critical role in producing high-quality printed materials.
Col-Tec suction feed collator in stock. Designed to collate the widest range of flat sheet and folded section materials. Durable electrome
Col-Tec suction feed collator in stock. Designed to collate the widest range of flat sheet and folded section materials. Durable electrome
10 station Col-Tec Signature Collator fitted with 5 x deep pile and 5 x standard pile feeders. Optional offset stacking delivery conveyor c
Col-Tec suction feed collator in stock. Designed to collate the widest range of flat sheet and folded section materials. Durable electrome
12 station Col-Tec Signature collator fitted with auto-tilting deep pile feeders and an offset stacking delivery conveyor with 4 positions.
6 station B1 Col-Tec collator with deep pile pallet feeders and deep pile stacker Machine ideally suited to Point of Sale large format work
8 station B2 maximum sheet size 500 x 707mm. Originally built with standard feeders and since enhanced with 500mm deep pile feeders. There