I started feeding on 4c 31 years ago, the kids I work with need to learn on these machines to actually understand printing, they think you just come in and press a button and run absolutely no idea about fitting a job with no automation or even ink/ water balance
@nickr688 I teach who ever is willing to learn but you can only lead a horse to water can't make em drink. 2nd ink/water balance is not something you can teach there's a ton of variables, I know guys running a press for 20 years they still don't get it. If you don't understand the chemistry behind it you'll never learn.
I worked on one just like that here in 1988. We ran mostly board and it was a handful. I saw the one comment and i too was doing this from the early 1970s. Most of these kids now push buttons and wouldn't know what fit is and how to get it without computer assistance. I'd love to rin one again part time but nothing around here like it anymore
It is almost 30 years since I left printing - I was a Litho printer for 35 years and we used Roland machines for most of that time. Also printed on Mann Fast 5s back in the 1950s and Nebiolo 4 colour in the seventies. And well paid ......
Olá, parece ser dos anos 80, bem robusta. Qual o formato máximo do papel? Eu trabalhei em uma gráfica que tinha uma Miller 5 baterias, acho q o formato máximo era 105 ou algo parecido. Eu sou operador de guilhotina mas cheguei a trabalhar como auxiliar de impressão, por isso fico vendo esses vídeos de impressoras off set.
I'm not sure when this video was made but I was running them about thirty years ago and we had used the Roland presses similar to this one from around 1962. Hearing protectors seem a good idea, with the volume of noise in the factory, until you try to run the presses. Every small noise in the Printing process is essential to knowing what to do next during production and any interference, such as ear protectors, would not be helpful. The sound of the general running of the machine and all its moving parts need to heard so any actions required, if there's a problem, can be done as quickly as possible.
I started feeding on 4c 31 years ago, the kids I work with need to learn on these machines to actually understand printing, they think you just come in and press a button and run absolutely no idea about fitting a job with no automation or even ink/ water balance
What he said
I get it..I worked the maintenance on the 800 talk about wires and relays.
Why don’t you teach them instead of complaining online 🤡
@nickr688 I teach who ever is willing to learn but you can only lead a horse to water can't make em drink. 2nd ink/water balance is not something you can teach there's a ton of variables, I know guys running a press for 20 years they still don't get it. If you don't understand the chemistry behind it you'll never learn.
Im a old man Roland tech. Ive done elephant ears transfer chain replacement and a lot of infeed repair to these machines in Michigan. Fun times 👍
I worked on one just like that here in 1988. We ran mostly board and it was a handful. I saw the one comment and i too was doing this from the early 1970s. Most of these kids now push buttons and wouldn't know what fit is and how to get it without computer assistance. I'd love to rin one again part time but nothing around here like it anymore
Why wouldn’t we use servo motors to get our fit? You busted your ass instead of inventing better machines and now you regret it 😂🤡
Aww Gawd Memories..!
I am glad I retired but can still here all that noise even now..!
Great Video. Ex Lithographer Kim🤪
Back in the early 1981+ I fed on one just like it. Went to a 38/2 by myself after and that was a big press. The 38 was like a small offset. Miss it
Before clamping, the plate should be spun once again under pressure on such a machine from the time of Maria Theresa :D
Looks like an intense work place. Everyone's flat-out
That was at least 30 years ago - this is a more recent video from 2021 - th-cam.com/video/PfjWQ_Ogv1M/w-d-xo.html
@@KeithChesterfield this video is 30+ years old? You should mention that in the title! And thanks for the link, that video is boring compared to this.
Damn I run a press made by man Roland and it’s from the 80s this new one is noice
It is almost 30 years since I left printing - I was a Litho printer for 35 years and we used Roland machines for most of that time. Also printed on Mann Fast 5s back in the 1950s and Nebiolo 4 colour in the seventies. And well paid ......
A melhor máquina que já trabalhei em toda minha vida !
Olá, parece ser dos anos 80, bem robusta. Qual o formato máximo do papel? Eu trabalhei em uma gráfica que tinha uma Miller 5 baterias, acho q o formato máximo era 105 ou algo parecido. Eu sou operador de guilhotina mas cheguei a trabalhar como auxiliar de impressão, por isso fico vendo esses vídeos de impressoras off set.
It is using chain gripper to delivery paper to impression??like kb sro?
supposed to go around one time under pressure at least before you tighten up the clamps (rookie )
spend the whole makeready hanging the plates sure not quick clamps
'Hear that noise'
D**khead..🤪
No hearing protectors 😯 When was this video made Keith?
I'm not sure when this video was made but I was running them about thirty years ago and we had used the Roland presses similar to this one from around 1962.
Hearing protectors seem a good idea, with the volume of noise in the factory, until you try to run the presses.
Every small noise in the Printing process is essential to knowing what to do next during production and any interference, such as ear protectors, would not be helpful.
The sound of the general running of the machine and all its moving parts need to heard so any actions required, if there's a problem, can be done as quickly as possible.
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Buenos días busco trabajo soy mecánico de maquinaria de imprenta y editoriales de estoy diponi ble
How many sheets for a make ready?
Probably 100-500 depending on pressman
if he bent tha tail 1 st be alot easier
Not cool 2 people installing plates I missed the bell. Horn.
That a very old press
5 Cylinder System MAN 6 Colors Offset Printing Press
Doppel BG
And thats The Problem!
@@dirklehrke6710 th-cam.com/video/qMrXxRi6178/w-d-xo.html
See it and get a komorie
you mean like the one we used to have ?i.postimg.cc/g0VCrK0k/KOMORI-2.jpg
@@KeithChesterfield never like Komori
What machinery did you work on ?
@@KeithChesterfield
HEIDELBERG SPEEDMASTER 52 / 74
@@KeithChesterfield GTO TIEGEL ZYLINDER