Automated Padding Presses

Produce notepads, forms, memo pads, and other tear-away paper products more efficiently with automated equipment from the broader padding presses collection. Automated padding presses reduce manual clamping and handling during repeated pad-production workflows. The broader Padding Presses collection also includes tabletop, portable, and freestanding models for different paper sizes, production volumes, and workspace requirements.

Automated Padding Presses

Produce notepads, forms, memo pads, and other tear-away paper products more efficiently with automated equipment from the broader padding presses collection. Automated padding presses reduce manual clamping and handling during repeated pad-production workflows. The broader...

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Brackett Padmaster 2000 Tabletop Automated Padding Machine and Accessories
mybinding
$15,535.00
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features

  • Creates pads with up to 600 sheets at a time
  • Automatically creates 720 pads per hour
  • Accepts paper up to 17" W x 18" L
  • Perfect for print shops for large-scale projects
$15,535.00
SKU
PRODUCT NAME
PRICE
QUANTITY
PADMASTER2000
Brackett Padmaster 2000 Tabletop Automated Padding Machine
$15,535.00
180206
Foot Switch for PadMaster 2000
$273.25
PSM-1
PadMaster 2000 Catching Unit
$931.36
05BRPMCHILL
Chill Set for PadMaster 2000 (Four 4oz bottles / pack)
$53.43
05BRPMGLUE
Hot Melt Padding Glue for PadMaster 2000 - 9 lbs
$157.86
05BRPMGLUE25
Hot Melt Padding Glue for PadMaster 2000 - 25 lbs/ pack
$283.84

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Frequently Asked Questions

An automated padding press makes sense when manual padding slows production or creates inconsistent results. The available automated option is built for print shops and larger pad-making workflows where brushing, clamping, drying, and slitting by hand take too much time. It can create pads with up to 600 sheets at a time and produce up to 720 pads per hour. That makes it a strong fit for repeated notepad, form, and pad jobs. For smaller or occasional work, padding presses may be enough without moving to automation.

Plan for the machine, compatible glue, chill set, and any workflow accessories that match your production setup. The available automated padding system includes the Padmaster 2000 and related accessories such as a foot switch, catching unit, hot melt padding glue, and chill set. Since the machine uses specific supplies, do not assume standard padding compound will work the same way. Check the compatible glue format before ordering. For production shops, keeping extra glue on hand matters because running out during a job can stop the whole padding workflow.

The available automated padding machine accepts paper up to 17" wide by 18" long. That size range works for many common pad, form, and custom notepad jobs. Before buying, compare your finished pad size, parent sheet size, and cutting process. If your shop prints multiple-up pads, confirm whether the sheets will be padded first and cut after, or cut first and padded after. The correct workflow affects paper handling, glue use, and finishing speed. Jobs outside the supported sheet size should be planned around another padding or finishing method.

It is better when speed, consistency, and labor savings matter more than the lower cost of manual equipment. Manual padding can work for small batches, but automation reduces repeated hand steps and can improve output on larger runs. The available automated system is designed for large-scale print shop projects and high pad output. That makes it a production tool, not just a basic office accessory. If your shop regularly produces forms, notepads, tear-off sheets, or repeat customer pad jobs, paper padding for print shops is a useful buying path.

Check sheet size, hourly output, pad thickness, glue requirements, available workspace, operator training, and accessory needs. The Padmaster 2000 can handle up to 600 sheets at a time and accepts sheets up to 17" x 18", so it should be matched to your real jobs. Also consider where finished pads will go after padding, whether a catching unit is needed, and how glue supplies will be stored. If your shop still needs non-automated support equipment, padding presses equipment may help complete the workflow.