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    2017 Mark Andy P7

    2017 Mark Andy P7

    • Manufacturer: Mark Andy
    • Model: P7

    2017 Mark Andy P7 13-inch used hybrid press featuring servo-driven infeed pacing, roll lift, 40-inch cantilevered unwind, web break detector, Teknek double-sided web cleaner, Vetaphone single-sided corona treater...

    Old Saybrook, CT
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    2025 Gutenberg FLEXOR

    2025 Gutenberg FLEXOR

    • Manufacturer: Gutenberg

    FLEXOR FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTING PRESS Made of rigid and Robust Construction to ensure safety and quality also stability and High speed with less vibration, low noise, printing quality and minimum chances of industri...

    Hoofddorp, Netherlands
  • Tek-Ind Various Equipment

    Tek-Ind Various Equipment

    • Manufacturer: Tek Ind

    Cylinders available in various diameters and lengths, with different engraving thicknesses to allow prints with higher ink coverage. The number of threads usually varies between 40, 60 and 80 mesh; the gelatin la...

    Fidenza, Italy

Overview

Flexographic printing is a method of printing that utilizes flexible relief plates to transfer ink onto a variety of substrates, including paper, plastic, and metallic films. It's commonly used for packaging, labels, and other high-volume products due to its efficiency, speed, and ability to print on diverse materials.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used flexographic printer?

Consider the machine's age, printing capacity, condition of the plates, and overall maintenance history. It's also important to check for any software updates or compatibility issues.

How do I ensure safe shipping for a flexographic printer?

Hire a specialized machinery transport service that can handle large, delicate equipment. Ensure the printer is securely packed and insured during transit.

What maintenance is required for a flexographic printer?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the plates and rollers, checking ink levels, and inspecting for wear and tear. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance schedules and procedures.