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Hertfordshire, England.

Thanks, Yes it has been a very profitable machine for us, I am the operator as well and having come from a 40 year experience of various conventional presses, I can say that these machines are like a holiday for the operator :) Not having to worry about fit, plate stretch, and so on is...

This is not a UV model, uses standard waterless inks.

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Yes the core machine is Ryobi and very heavily built, from a breakdown point of view, it has been outstanding and we have the service history to prove it.

The plates come in boxes of 4 rolls, each roll holds 44 full size plates but we can get more if using smaller sheet/image sizes. We pay around £900 per box so around £5 per full size plate, but take into account that means no time spent fitting plates, removing old plates, getting...

No one interested ? Offers? :)

We are downsizing and do not require offset capability any more.

Hi its in the pictures :) 27,651,925 Dave

Selling our Presstek 52Di - as seen in pictures, this is a mint condition press (Presstek will back this statement up) with low impression count, service contract protected since new. 2007 model. Ground floor location, easy removal options. We have some video footage of it doing test runs...

I agree totally, we had samples and they were great. We could not get close to 2m per month though which is why it fails for us.

Me or DannyB ??

Yep, it's a big point for us, we really need that offset appearance but every time we cost it up, the Indigo bites me in the arse because of the massive cost involved.

Interesting, thanks. The big issue with seemingly all other digital machines is that they cannot reproduce litho quality on UNCOATED stocks - they all come out with that toner gloss finish and we can't use that. The Indigo's liquid toner seems to print pretty much identical to offset.

Thanks for the info and offers, much appreciated. In view of the clicks and lease etc, I'm not sure it will ever happen for us - we are in-plant only, we have the Di but as we have less to print these days it suffers from the inactive period between workloads. Our runs are shorter now which...

Still looking into this ;) One crucial point for us is that printing on uncoated stocks comes out looking flat like offset does - dry toner based systems usually look satin or shiny which is not good for us. Is the indigo still the only liquid toner based process machine? This seems to be the...

Just put the controller to 25, ignore the spread, it works. Room is air conditioned at 21-23c I would like to run hotter but as you said, you cant go more than the lasers, but at this setting we get very little to no picking.

Still using the Toyo MZ, it seems its the only ink out there really. The LZ does not have the colour density needed for vibrant work. We have managed to tackle the picking on rear edges by running at 25c on the rollers, makes a lot of difference.

Not a lot of users then ;)