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  • 2017 CP BOURG BB 3102

    2017 CP BOURG BB 3102 PUR-C + BBL

    • Manufacturer: C.P.Bourg

    • max book size: 38,5 x 38 cm, nordson pur system, bourg bbl book block loader to load up to 120 books for binding, continues book bock feeder, speed ca. 400 books per hour, automatic variable thickness processin...

    La Plaine-sur-Mer, France
  • 2007 DUPLO SYSTEM 3000/5000

    2007 DUPLO SYSTEM 3000/5000

    • Manufacturer: Duplo

    • duplo booklet line • format (mm): min. 120 x 148 (option 105 x 148) // max. to 350 x 500 • paper weight: 40 - 300 g/m² • equipment / additional information: • hohner stitching heads • consist of: • 3 x towers d...

    La Plaine-sur-Mer, France
  • 2010 HORIZON VAC 60 200A

    2010 HORIZON VAC 60 200A LINE

    • Manufacturer: Horizon

    • horizon high-stack suction stitcher with 2 towers of 6 stations vac-60ha and vac-60hc. • spf-200a saddle-stitcher-binder for saddle-stitching and folding with 2 höhner heads, color touch-screen, ifu-200 remar...

    La Plaine-sur-Mer, France

Overview

Post-press machines are essential in the printing industry for finishing processes such as cutting, folding, binding, and laminating printed materials. These machines enhance the final product's appearance and durability, making them crucial for high-quality print jobs. They can be used for a variety of materials including books, brochures, and packaging.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used post-press machine?

Look at the machine's age, usage history, and maintenance records. Ensure it can handle your specific finishing requirements and check for any signs of wear or damage.

How do I ensure the post-press machine is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service with experience in handling industrial machinery. Make sure the machine is securely packed and protected to avoid damage during transit.

What is the typical maintenance schedule for a post-press machine?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubrication, and inspection of wear parts. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.