• Automatic document folding machine
• Quiet, precise, fast, reliable, compact & user friendly
• Internal Diagnostic Software (I.D.S.) pre-installed indicates any issue the machine may have
• 3 Paper Cassettes for collating 3 sets of documents into 1
• Quick & fine adjustment on folding plates
• Electronic Counter
• Electronic Pre-Counter to preset an exact number of documents to fold
• Removable Paper Tray
• Daily Mail Input Function (nest fold) up to 5 sheets
• Standard Anti-Static Mechanism (Option on most folders)
• Exchangeable Feed Roller & Pad

• The Marquis iFold 300 is the only desktop folding machine in its class that can collect up to three sheets and fold them at once. These three feeding stations can be combined or used individually, allowing paper from each of the trays to be folded to the preference of the user.
• The Marquis iFold 300 is equipped with a collating function. This feature selects one sheet of paper from each cassette and folds them together, producing a collated, folded document. Further enhancing the iFold 300s practicality is its continuous operation paper capacity. Simply put, the machine can be programmed so that, as one feeder empties, it will take paper from the second feeder and the third. And even while this process continues, the user can refill the iFolds empty cassettes. This feature combined with a standard electronic counter and pre-counter make this model perfect for the most demanding work environment.
• The Marquis iFold 300 was designed with practicality, functionality and efficiency in mind. This model can process a large variety of paper weights and surfaces, without limiting the user to standard twenty pound bond. A daily mail input, with a 5 Sheet capacity is also standard on the iFold300. All of these functions are performed with little noise production. This is achieved via the internal folding pockets which virtually eliminate noise. This is unlike competition, which expose their users to loud, harsh noise polution, due to their external folding pockets, making them impractical for office use.

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