Martin Yale 1501X Autofolder
List Price: $1,293.00
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Our Price: $649.00
Description Martin Yale 1501X Autofolder
Ease of use makes this Martin Yale 1501X (formerly the Martin Yale CV7) automatic feed paper folder ideal for use in churches, schools, business offices and other organizations that require productivity enhancements over and above what a standard desktop paper folder can provide. At a fixed operating speed of 7,500 sheets per hour and the ability to adjust for half/single fold, letter fold & c-fold, z-fold, and double parallel fold, this paper folding machine more than pays for itself.
Operates at a speed of up to 8000 8-1/2" x 11" sheets per hour Adjusts to fold documents into letter fold, double parallel fold, single fold, and z-fold Adjustable within a fold range of 1-1/2" to 9-1/4" on the 1st fold and 2-3/16" to 6-3/4" on the 2nd to allow for customized folds Handles sheet sizes from 3-1/2" x 5" to 8-3/4" x 14" Handles paper from 16lb to 24lb bond Stapled sets of 3 sheets of 20lb bond can be folded by hand feeding documents into the feed table bypass Free Ground Shipping! Martin Yale Warranty - View Details
Product Specs Martin Yale 1501X Autofolder
Martin Yale 1501X Autofolder
Feed Method Auto-feed Friction Max Number of Stapled Sheets That Can Be Folded (20# Paper) 3 Sheets Standard Fold Types Single, letter, double parallel, z-fold Max Folding Speed 8000 Sheets/Hour Min Paper Size 3.5" x 5" Max Paper Size 8 3/4" x 14" Foldable Paper Weights 16 - 24 lbs Foldable Types of Paper Plain Paper Tray Capacity (20# Paper) 150 Sheets Scoring Capability No Slitting Capability No Perforating Capability No Volts 110 V Hertz 60 Hz UL Listed Yes Dimensions (L x W x H) 24" x 15" x 16" Shipping Weight 34 lbs
Mfg List Price
$1,293.00
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$649.00
Customer Ratings and Reviews Martin Yale 1501X Autofolder
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No Good
Reviewed from California on 9/20/2008
34 out of 34 found this review helpful
The friction feeding is not reliable. You need to expect at least 10% loss due to the mis-fed or jamming. I would not recommend this model.
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Recent reviews
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too many paper jams
Reviewed from Libertyville, IL on 2/19/2010
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
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1
Quite the headache
Reviewed from Iowa on 4/7/2010
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
This machine always pulled multiple pages through at once. Jammed quite often and is very loud. You should use it in a closed room and only 20 pound paper. This machine deserves less than one star.
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Central Washington University very unsatisfied
Reviewed by Registrar Office from Ellensburg, WA on 4/28/2010
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
We purchased this machine to help speed up our commencement process. It is anything but helpful and in turn was slower than folding by hand. You have to put the paper "feathered" into the feeder tray which is unreasonable when you are trying to fold 1,000 pieces of paper. The main reason we purchased it was because it folded multiple pieces of paper but it fails to tell you that you have to feed each stapled paper one by one, by hand. Also, after it has folded the stapled paper, which was usually crooked, it does not fall into the trays but rather shoots straight up in the air and if not caught will fall back into the machine causing a jam. I would not recommend this to anyone.
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Frustrating Machine
Reviewed from Bakersfield, CA on 6/30/2010
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I spend more time clearing paper jams that running the machine!
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4
Still good after 5 years of use, mailing once per month
Reviewed from Cupertino, Calif, 2/1/2012 on 2/2/2012
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
More paper jams after 5 years. But the following suggestion from Martin Yale works very well for my machine: Most of the time, folding machines jam because the fold rollers are dirty. Ink, paper dust and environmental contaminates accumulate on the fold rollers causing the paper to slip on the rollers. This can be remedied by cleaning the fold rollers with a Scotch Brite® pad sprayed with rubber roller cleaner (Model 200). Hot water and dishwashing soap can be substituted if rubber roller cleaner is not available. Wipe the rollers with a cotton cloth when finished scrubbing. Avoid using paper towel as it will recontaminate the rollers.
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