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    Used 2014 Komori GL640-C 6-Color

    Used 2014 Komori GL640-C 6-Color Offset Press | For Sale

    • Manufacturer: Komori
    • Model: GL 640
    • Size: 640 millimeter

    For sale: a Used 2014 Komori GL640-C 6-Color Offset Press with Coater – a high-performance printing press built for speed, precision, and versatility. With only 184 million impressions and running at speeds up to...

    Southeast, NY
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    Used 2008 Komori LS640

    Used 2008 Komori LS640

    • Manufacturer: Komori
    • Model: LS-640
    • Size: 640×940 millimeter

    2008 Komori LS640 6-Color Sheet-Fed Offset Printing Press with UV Drying & Aqueous Coating This 2008 Komori LS640 sheet-fed offset printing press is a highly versatile 6-color, 28” x 40” (B1) format pressdesigne...

    East Coast of the United States, USA

Overview

Sheet-fed presses are printing machines that feed individual sheets of paper into the press, as opposed to continuous rolls. These presses are commonly used for high-quality printing jobs such as brochures, magazines, posters, and packaging. They offer precise control over color and image quality, making them ideal for commercial and high-end print applications.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used sheet-fed press?

Check the machine's age, print count, maintenance history, and the condition of key components like rollers and plates. Assess the overall functionality and ensure it meets your specific printing needs.

How do I ensure the sheet-fed press is shipped safely to my location?

Use a professional shipping service with experience in handling printing equipment. Ensure the press is properly disassembled and securely packed to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a sheet-fed press?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the rollers and plates, checking and replacing worn parts, and ensuring proper lubrication. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.