Used Sbd for sale (27)

Year of construction: 1968, operating hours: 35,000 h, condition: good (used), functionality: fully functional, machine/vehicle number: 7723238, 72x102cm two revolution die cutter for thin paper and light carton up to 600 grs/m2. excellent stable and very silent fast cylinder press. Locking to the floor is not necessary. Price is for each machine, NOT for the package. Package is 15% discount. Two identical machines available from the same shop, both with the same specs and the same state of maintenance. As a kind of specialist in these type of machines, I have delivered machines to this company which already had one, so at certain moment they produced with 4 machines and 6 or 7 Heidelberg Cylinder presses at half the size. maintenance always carried out by my company, so both machines have a known history, which is good. As a result of shrinking industry in The Netherlands and different types of shivering/perforating/scoring on offset presses with the cutting plates, the company went to a smaller building and only kept one Condor. In my opinion the best, fastest and strongest letterpress ever, built in this size, for sure! With less parts than a Heidelberg SBD and running much smoother. As a result of my cooperation with the KBA factory and particular Mr. Hans Bernhard Bolza-Schünemann who is the engineer responsible of the several new innovative constructions in the Condor, a small sized Condor (65x95cm) in very good original condition as a complete printing press, with some ""patina"" was donated to the Leipzig -er Museum für Printkunst (June 2002), because of its importance for the development of the printing industry in the 60's. Lodpfstyy Sfex Ab Tshc

Condition: refurbished (used), Year of construction: 1986, functionality: fully functional, machine/vehicle number: 86053, total width: 1,950 mm, total length: 4,000 mm, total height: 1,800 mm, overall weight: 7,500 kg, type of input current: three-phase, input voltage: 380 V, working range: 48 mm, power: 9.56 kW (13.00 HP), control voltage: 24 V, paper weight (min.): 80 g/m², paper weight (max.): 2,000 g/m², paper width (min.): 350 mm, paper width (max.): 910 mm, paper height (min.): 290 mm, paper height (max.): 670 mm, Equipment: documentation/manual, lighting, Refurbished high quality flatbed die cutting machine from Italy with Spiess insert with steel insert plate with lateral adjustment, a left and right pull attachment (Spiess), double sheet detection, moving upper platen (WUPA system or Kama) with central pressure adjustment as with KAMA, but with the conventional intermittent pull gripper bar system with closing upper grippers. In other words: the sheet moves almost in a straight path through the machine; that is why this machine is ideally suited for lighter paper and cardboard types and is definitely an excellent intermediate step between a Heidelberg SBD and a medium format 40" die-cutting machine from Bobst, for example. No break-out, sheets are laid out directly on the pallet output after die-cutting. The output contains forks to place small format pallets on. Ljdpsv Nwwajfx Ab Tehc Guaranteed pressure force is 200 tons. Stroke of the moving upper platen is 48 mm. Hardened die-cutting plate and device plate. This machine has hardly been used and is in excellent condition, however we have made modifications to further increase the ergonomics and operational reliability. Can be tested at our company and can be delivered with installation and warranty. The asking price is based on this. For all information in various languages, please open the PDF containing the original folder with explanation and specifications. Some specs: Maximum paper-cardboard size 67 x 91 cm Minimum paper-cardboard size 29 x 35 cm Gripper margin 6 to 14 mm Minimum paper weight approx. 80 -100 grs Maximum cardboard thickness 3 mm or 1.5 mm solid cardboard Stroke of the upper platen 48 mm Maximum rotation speed 4500 per hour Minimum rotation speed 1500 per hour Pressure force 200 tons Total power consumption incl. 80 m3 air pump 10 kW (13Hp) Total weight 7,500 kg The die-cutting section is transported separately from the Spiess insert and must be assembled. The electrical switch cabinet is fully plugged in with the components.