listings

10:37 Jun 29, 2017 

Yes, one of the other terms seems preferable to "listing" for the English translation. Thanks very much for your help.

08:49 Jun 29, 2017 

Although listing paper, strictly speaking, could also be a simple sheet of A4, the idea of continuous paper output is apparently what they're getting at. But anyway, this does seem to solve your terminology problem. Cheers, Jack

08:38 Jun 29, 2017 

It does look as though you are on to something, since "kettingpapier" seems to be also known as "listingpapier":

Kettingpapier: Etilux stelt u haar gamma wit of groen gestreept listingpapier voor. Dit listing papier past perfect voor uw matrix printers.
https://www.etilux.com/nl/product/kettingpapier-106/

And pinfeed or continuous feed paper can also be called listing paper:

Listing Paper: At our Listing Paper section, you can find a huge range of continuous feed dot matrix printer paper. Listing paper is also known as tractor feed, pin feed, invoice or computer paper.
http://office.needa.ie/paper-products/office-stationery-pape...

06:48 Jun 29, 2017 

I did wonder whether it simply referred to the auction listings, but I was put off that idea by a description of a drukmachine that I found, which reads in part:

Arsoma flexo drukmachine, type: EM510. 3x Die-cut station, output: 1e optie: rol, 2e optie: vellen, 3e optie: listing, v.v. automatische baansturing, stuurkast, elektr. kast en cliché montagetafel.

It seems to suggest that "listing" has to do with the end result.

The description I'm translating is fairly brief, but includes the following information:

B-Bunch vouwmachine, model: 100, t.b.v. listings, B: 510 mm.

05:51 Jun 29, 2017 

Presumably you're asking about "tvb" rather than "listings", which is an English word. I assume it refers to the auction listings you mention in your question.
Could it be tbv, ten behoeve van?
And could we have the Dutch context, please?