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  • 2000 Rotomec EG400

    2000 Rotomec EG400

    • Manufacturer: Bobst - Rotomec

    DESCRIPTION This flexographic printer has been produced by Rotomec (now Bobst). Even although from 2000 it has gearless technology and it can run with a speed up to 300 m/min. It has two automatic turret winders ...

    Den Dolder, Netherlands
  • 2000 Comexi FJ

    2000 Comexi FJ

    • Manufacturer: Comexi
    • Model: FJ

    DESCRIPTION This machine is not gearless but was one of the first wide web flexographic printers where you can change the sleeves from the side. Beacuse of this the Comexi FJ does have some of the advantages of a...

    Den Dolder, Netherlands
  • 1996 F&K 34DF

    1996 F&K 34DF

    • Manufacturer: F&K

    DESCRIPTION Although still of the geared generation of flexographic printers this machine is interesting for multiple reasons. First of all it is manufacturered by Fischer & Krecke which means it is a relaible ma...

    Den Dolder, Netherlands
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Overview

Printing equipment encompasses a wide range of machines used for producing printed materials such as books, newspapers, labels, and packaging. These machines can include offset printers, digital printers, screen printers, and flexographic printers, each serving different purposes in the printing industry. The right equipment can greatly improve efficiency, print quality, and production speed.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used printing machine?

Consider the machine's age, print quality, production speed, and overall condition. Check for maintenance records and compatibility with your existing systems.

How do I ensure safe shipping for my printing equipment?

Use a specialized transport service experienced in handling heavy and delicate machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a printing machine?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning print heads, checking for wear and tear on moving parts, and updating software. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals.