Heidelberg VLF Press

Do you think size really matters? Take a look at this animation of the largest press Heidelberg has ever built - the VLF. Available in two GIGANTIC formats, the Speedmaster XL 145 and XL 162 take Peak Performance into a whole new class. This video does not have an audio track, so you can give your speakers a rest!

[@HeidelbergUSA1]

The standard range of substrate thicknesses for this press is up to 32 pt. The optional board package can extend that up to 48 pt. With a corrugated package we can even go thicker: up to 64 pt. The final thickness is always determined in discussions with the customer and his requirements, so the thicknesses mentioned are only indications.

[@akashjagtap7760]

Hi

[@wemarketall]

Great video, thanks you

[@mirzaubaid9023]

Wow 😲

[@mirzaubaid9023]

❤

[@hugebear53]

A pt. Is .001" and converts as .0254mm. It follows that 32pt. is .81mm

[@Ayyanar1998]

Amazing

[@HeidelbergUSA1]

I found a site that shows how to convert the measurements. But then discovered TH-cam won't let you post a link in a comment. So please see the message I sent back to you directly for your answer.

[@alpinlieb3]

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[@huynhthao5711]

Very good

[@Bart_S87]

I asked the press people at my factory if they can explain the pt system you use, but they don't know it either...
I am a technician so i don't have much knowledge about the printing itself or the proper langeauge. so could you explain to me how this pt. system relates to millimeters please?
Thank you very much!

[@alpinlieb3]

How long to change and wash the roll ink, from one job to another job

[@Bart_S87]

can this handle carton?

[@rodrigosolano5536]

Muy bien

[@orestescastellon5663]

Yeah

[@rifasmohammed7728]

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