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CROSS FOLDING
Cross folding refers to folding a document in one direction,
then running it through the folder a second time to be folded
again.
Common Application: Folding a 11” x 17” document in half,
then letter folding it to fit in a standard #10 envelope.
1. Load folded paper into the feed tray with the fold
crease facing the non-operator side of the folder
(Fig 10a).
Note:
For best results, firmly run your hand over the
fold crease to help flatten the paper before loading.
2. Attach the cross fold paper guide onto the feed tray
paper guide (Fig. 10b) and lower the guide onto the
paper stack.
Note:
Cross folding ability will vary based on the paper
weight and type. If the paper is too heavy it may not
be able to be cross folded.
Note:
The guide can be conveniently stored under the
lower fold table when not in use (Fig 10c).
Tab “B”
Tab “A”
Slot “B”
Slot “A”
Fig. 10b
To install cross fold guide hook tab “A” into slot “A” and
then lower tab “B” into slot “B”
Fig. 10a
Fold Crease
Cross Fold Guide
STACKER WHEEL POSITIONING GUIDE
8.5" x 11" 8.5" x 14" 11" x 17"
Letter
Zig-Zag
Single
Gate
Fold Out
Double ll
A
A
B
A
B
A
A or B
A or B
B
B
C
A
B
B
C
C
C
A or B
Move the stacker wheels to the proper position indicated on the chart, based on the fold and paper size (Fig 11a and 11b).
Stacker Wheels
Fig. 11b
Fig. 11a
Stacker wheels decal
Fig. 10c
Cross fold guide storage
