MARTIN YALE 400 STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
400
Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The Martin Yale 400 Static Smooth Drum Roller is a tabletop paper jogger designed to efficiently align and separate sheets by removing static electricity. It handles up to one ream (500 sheets) of 8.5" x 11" paper or half a ream (250 sheets) of 8.5" x 14" paper. The device operates manually with a control switch and is powered by either 115V or 230V electrical input, making it adaptable to different power environments. Its compact dimensions (17.7"L x 15.4"W x 26.0"H) and weight (22–28 lbs depending on source) make it easy to accommodate in office or print shop settings. The jogger features an isolation-mounted eccentric weight system and self-aligning oil-infused bearings to ensure smooth, vibration-assisted sheet alignment without machine displacement, supported by rubber feet. This unit is an ideal companion for high-speed printers, folding machines, cutters, and binding systems, enhancing workflow by consistently producing perfectly stacked, static-free paper ready for finishing processes. The robust construction ensures durability and reliable continuous use, enhancing productivity and reducing manual paper handling errors in environments with high paper volume processing.

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