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  • 2003 KBA Colora 21" (533mm)

    2003 KBA Colora 21" (533mm) newspaper press

    • Manufacturer: Koenig Bauer
    • Model: COLORA

    21” (533mm) cut-off x x 50” (1270mm) wide Maximum speed: 75,000 iph • One Five-High tower (2-around, Technotrans spray dampening, shaftless) • KBA PASTORSTAR RC 50” split arm reelstands with Infeeds • KBA KF3...

    United States
  • 2001 KBA Comet

    2001 KBA Comet

    • Manufacturer: Koenig Bauer
    • Model: COMET

    (2001) KBA Comet newspaper press 10 x 4-high towers Cut-off: 578mm / 22.75" Cylinder circumference: 1156mm Max paper size: 578 x 870mm Min paper size: 578 x 480mm Max image size: 553 x 820mm 10 x AMAL 75 f...

    Asia
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    1999 GOSS Universal 50 (560)

    • Manufacturer: Goss
    • Model: Universal 50

    • Remote Inking • ＜＞Motorized Register • ＜＞Jimek spray bar dampening • ＜＞Contactless web break detectors＜＞• Indramat Unit shaftless drives (four motors per tower)＜＞400VAC 60Hz. 3 phase＜＞• EAE press controls＜＞• QI...

    Huningue, France

Overview

Web-fed presses are high-speed printing machines that use continuous rolls of paper, rather than individual sheets. They are ideal for large-scale printing tasks such as newspapers, magazines, catalogs, and other high-volume printed materials. These presses can handle both offset and digital printing processes and are known for their efficiency and ability to produce large quantities quickly.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used web-fed press?

Check the press's age, printing speed, width capabilities, and overall condition. Verify its maintenance history and ensure it can handle your specific printing requirements.

How can I safely ship a web-fed press?

Use a specialized machinery shipping service. Ensure the press is properly disassembled, secured, and protected to prevent any damage during transit.

What maintenance does a web-fed press require?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the press, checking and replacing worn parts, lubricating moving components, and ensuring proper alignment. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule for optimal performance.