Best Presses

[David Huckabay]

Put them in order from best to worst simply considering print quality, speed, reliability and durability: Heildelberg, Komori, KBA, Man Roland, Mitsubishi, Ryobi, Shinohara, Sakurai.

 

[GazKL440]

Solna 425. no computers. conventional dampening. no problems.

// end thread.

 

[gordo]

The Gutenberg Press:

Can't beat over 500 years of experience.

best gordon p

 

[Alois Senefelder]

Punishment !

Punishment !

Hello GazKL


As punishment for choosing a Solna Press, you have been sentenced to 16 years as

a Fly Wheel Operator on a Voirin Press.


Regards, Alois Senefelder

 

[Fatboysmart]

That Gutenberg Press is way too old fashioned...it would be a nightmare to operate in these modern times.

Personally i would go with a more modern solution... something like this.

 

[gordo]

That Gutenberg Press is way too old fashioned...it would be a nightmare to operate in these modern times.

Personally i would go with a more modern solution... something like this.

Suhweet! I love how they retained the one arm crank from the original G-Press. However, I smell a law suit coming because I think that Gutenberg has a patent on one-armed cranks. Or was it printing under pressure?

Errr, hmmmm.

gordon p

 

[GazKL440]

Hello GazKL


As punishment for choosing a Solna Press, you have been sentenced to 16 years as

a Fly Wheel Operator on a Voirin Press.


Regards, Alois Senefelder

Solna 125s have a fly wheel too...and its safer than "inch" button!!

my punishment was running a 425 for several years.... please dont tell me i deserve more!!

 

[D Ink Man]

Gordo, I'm with you. Very good sir. Ben Franklin would be proud. lol D

 

[stu]

Dominant by adast, dampening bearings that ran in oil! whole machine appeared to be made of cheese