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im only kiddin, have you persuaded your lot about a pile turner yet?

welll i suppose he has the same problem as yo do when it comes to tha respect, but in your case they wont even get you a pile turner - that makes more common sense

Thanks for that info. we do alot of full page soids and although were not the highest quality printer we do need a half decnt roller power once again thanks for the info

how olds your polly? does it have SAPC, we were offered aa 4yr old 5 col for next to nothing, are they good machine?

hi i assume the machine they have just bought is brand new, so if they are spending so much ona brand new press it sounds silly that they are not willint to invest a heck of a lot less on a machine which will only go and improve effecancy also if you are packaging printers, i asusm your not...

try to put a small strip og the same sheet you are running in each of the grippers on that imp cylinder, if any of them feel loose you need to reset it (even if it is only according to that sheet) if they are all loose i would assume the machin has previously been used for thick board printing...

What Are the Exact Plate Dimensions you are using, if they are odd plate sizes, sometimes thye get cut down specially for a spiecific customer and the plates are not cut to perfect spec Or If you have a punching system online this CTP That might not be to perfect spec to what your plates...

if its doing it on all stocks (thick and Thin) i wouldn't think you have badly set Grippers but maybe you inp cylinder bearing is stiff and not Moving very easily. or on the other hand although it may sond like a simpletons answer but if you have recntly changed the blanket, check to make sure...

here in the uK the market is good for steiberg

Re: Heidelberg SM 52 vs. Ryobi 525 GX i have run both these presses and a B3 Komori all at the same factory. Out of the 2 you have listed i would go for the heidelberg, it is a much more versatile press. We ran alot of 400 GSM Board but never ever on the ryobi, it maybe that we were unluck with...

Re: Which press and why have you thought about looking at some second hand chhinese or indian presses. i do know that thir manufacturing isnt going to be anywere near heidelberg quality but you get a 4 colour press for a 1 colour price, as long as its running nice for 2 or 3 yrs you have made...

Re: Which press and why well, if your wanting to run 2 pases, i think the qm 46 is out of the question, i have hard bad things about them being able to get registered on the second pass, i have absolutly no knowledge of hamada, so form what i know i would go with 3302. which part of the world...

Re: Which press and why I would get a old 4 colour gto 46. seriously, it is better to go with a older 4 col machine, than a new 2 colour that has little or no more automation. Thats what i think anyway good luck

Re: Yellow ink contamination from Magenta ink (back trapping) was that on a press with a common imp cylinder? Edited by: heidelberg king on Apr 20, 2008 2:42 PM

hi albert Do you know of another printshop in canda with a roland 306 and 304? Also honestly what do you think about 300's HAppy new yr Thanks