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Specifications
Functional
Paper Weight.............................................16# to 28# Bond Stock (60g-105g)
Form Width............................................................3½" min. to 8 ¾" max.
Form Length................................................................5" min. to 14" max.
Feed Table Capacity...........................................167 sheets of 20# (1/2" stack)
Speed......................................................7500 sheets per hour (8 ½" X 11")
Fold Styles..........................Letter, Half/Single, Double Parallel, Z, and Brochure
Duty Cycle............................................................20,000 sheets per month
Stapled Documents..........................................Three 24 # sheets max, hand fed
Physical
Dimensions........................................................15 ½"W X 24"L X 11 ½"H
Machine Weight...........................................................................31 lbs.
Shipping Weight............................................................................36 lbs.
Electrical
Power..................................115 V.A.C., 1.3 Amp, Thermal Overload Protected
Introduction
Thank you for selecting the Martin Yale Model 1501 Autofolder. We recommend that you familiarize
yourself with the 1501 Autofolder by carefully reading these instructions. Thorough understanding of
the information contained within this instruction manual will help to eliminate most operator-associated
errors and ensure years of trouble-free performance.
WARNING! Never connect power to the machine until you are ready to set up and operate the
folder. During set up, operation, and maintenance keep hands, hair, loose clothing, and jewelry
away from all moving parts. Serious bodily injury could result. Service, or disassembly of folder
should only be attempted with the power disconnected and locked out.
Model 1501
AutoFolder Instructions
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Summary of Contents for Martin Yale 1501
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Page 1: Specifications
Power…………………………..115 V.A.C., 1.3 Amp, Thermal Overload Protected Introduction Thank you for selecting the Martin Yale Model 1501 Autofolder. We recommend that you familiarize yourself with the 1501 Autofolder by carefully reading these instructions. Thorough understanding of the information contained within this instruction manual will help to eliminate most operator-associated errors and ensure years of trouble-free performance. - Page 2 It is necessary to have a clear area behind the folder to place the exit trays. Place all of the packing material back in the shipping box and store the box for any future shipment of the 1501. Inspect the 1501 and all accessories for shipping damage.
- Page 3 pins. Table should be mounted so that it clears the silver Philips head screws on the side frames (see figure #6). Lower the back of the feed table onto the support bar. Note: Installing the feed table requires the red retarder press against the black feed wheel. This is normal and will not damage the unit.
- Page 4 NOTE: The user may find it easier to move the paper stops with the fold tables removed from the 1501. Post in double...
- Page 5 2.4.2 Half Fold Operation Half Fold Operation requires only one fold table be used (the first fold table in the 1501). First, the second fold table must be put into the single fold position (see figure #17). Do this by pulling out on the bottom edge of the fold table and lowering it so that the “single fold”...
- Page 6 (See figure #23). Liberally spray Martin Yale Rubber Roller Cleaner and Rejuvenator onto a clean, dry cloth. A mild soap solution on a damp cloth may also be used.
- Page 7 Clean the feed roller as outlined in section 4.3 of this manual. 5.2.4 Static electricity buildup Fan or jog the paper to loosen the stack. Martin Yale Static Eliminator Spray may be used- liberally spray over paper edges, feed tables, fold tables, and receiving tray. 5.2.5 Retarder roller has developed a flat wear area Remove the feed table and lay upside down to gain access to the retarder bracket.
- Page 8 The normal tendency is to place too much pressure on the retarder resulting in feed wheel damage. Call Martin Yale customer service at (260)-563-0641 if further assistance is needed.