I was at Bagel printing for 30 yaers. Bagel is a verry big printer. In TSB (Tiefdruck Schwan Bagel) they have 3,60 meter web roll. They have printshops in Germany west Germany east. 1 in Munich.1 Italy 1 Oldenbourg and one in Norway.
I used to run on rotoman 2x6 and 2x8's. We didn't have the auto plate, but that auto web system was a huge time saver. Took the web from the splicer, through the units, the oven, the color system all the way to the slitter decks. Rather than wasting time trying to load plates around the paper, it was easier and safer to rip the paper out, and fly a new kite. Used to also run stacked units for a double web, and if things needed to get really fancy, we could couple it to the press next door... but little reason for that when you can just send the books to finishing to deal with.
I'm working on a 1997 Rotoman 16page, and our PPL (automatic plate loader) still works, and our blanket washers. Old machine, but still runs at 40 000/hour, trimming inline
Mein Opa (Ingo koebler) war da mal Geschäftsführer von MAN Roland Druckmaschinen leider ist er an Krebs gestorben😢😔 Er war ein toller Mann leider konnte ich ihn selber nicht sehen oder kennenlernen weil er kurz vor meiner Geburt gestorben ist.😭😭
Muito parecida com a tecnologia da Goss Sunday, passagem de papel, sistema de blanqueta, posicionamento da dobradeira, pena que aqui no Brasil não existem mais gráficas com cacife pra bancar uma tecnologia dessas...
Dude I'm a sheetfed printer but spent 6 months on uniman 4/2 coldset web. Newspapers. So here goes... I'm a pretty rusty on the memories. Each plate cylinder has 4 A3 size plates across press. There are 8 plates to a plate cylinder, high page nos. In the grip, lows mounted further back on plate cylinder. There are 3 plate cylinders per couple, (unit). There were 4, 2 story couples on the uniman. This was a broad sheet press, producing a tabloid paper, so 2 up. You gotta run one to understand. And I've barely scratched the surface compared to the master web printers.
As a 36 yr print veteran I am always amazed at watching these giant machines
Just when the technology expanded the print industry declined. 40 years myself.
As a maintenance mechanic, I can imagine about a million things going wrong with this process. Pretty neat when everything works, though......
I was at Bagel printing for 30 yaers. Bagel is a verry big printer. In TSB (Tiefdruck Schwan Bagel) they have 3,60 meter web roll. They have printshops in Germany west Germany east.
1 in Munich.1 Italy 1 Oldenbourg and one in Norway.
I worked on a Polyman 5 color offset press. Rotoman 5 color, lithoman 48 and lithoman 64 pg
god all the videos ive seen so far every press and unit is SOOO much cleaner than where i work. lol
Love this, very sophisticated. ♡
خدوني معاكم حتى اتصور بس
Вот как выглядят Боги печати....а я со своим 500 Роландом прям лаашара )))))
I used to run on rotoman 2x6 and 2x8's. We didn't have the auto plate, but that auto web system was a huge time saver. Took the web from the splicer, through the units, the oven, the color system all the way to the slitter decks. Rather than wasting time trying to load plates around the paper, it was easier and safer to rip the paper out, and fly a new kite. Used to also run stacked units for a double web, and if things needed to get really fancy, we could couple it to the press next door... but little reason for that when you can just send the books to finishing to deal with.
I'm working on a 1997 Rotoman 16page, and our PPL (automatic plate loader) still works, and our blanket washers. Old machine, but still runs at 40 000/hour, trimming inline
Where is your proper PPE when handling those plates?
Mein Opa (Ingo koebler) war da mal Geschäftsführer von MAN Roland Druckmaschinen leider ist er an Krebs gestorben😢😔 Er war ein toller Mann leider konnte ich ihn selber nicht sehen oder kennenlernen weil er kurz vor meiner Geburt gestorben ist.😭😭
Dev'essere bello lavorare su una macchina così performante, in una azienda seria, in un paese normale.
Wow that is pretty amazing!
I used to run a 107 inch web. Now I own my print shop. Just sheetfed, no huge webs lol
Amazing....
vc teria alguma troca de calço de blanqueta da man Roland. trabalho em uma
Muito parecida com a tecnologia da Goss Sunday, passagem de papel, sistema de blanqueta, posicionamento da dobradeira, pena que aqui no Brasil não existem mais gráficas com cacife pra bancar uma tecnologia dessas...
Man ist Cool
Matbaadan emekli oldum eskiden çok zordu teknoloji çok ilerledi.
As a sheetfed small offset printer, that is pretty amazing to me :)
Boy thats nice. A press that runs all by itself.
Untill the register, cutoff and colour control system fail...big bus to run manual!
I use solna and tensor,i think it is pretty large.. but what is it...
Una pasada de máquina los cambios de planchas y los de mantilla son impresionantes mojadores y dadores se cambien igual de bien
Price plzz tell
I don't understand. Each plate is 4 pages wide and 15 pages long. 4x15 = 60. How does it get to 96?
Dude I'm a sheetfed printer but spent 6 months on uniman 4/2 coldset web. Newspapers. So here goes... I'm a pretty rusty on the memories. Each plate cylinder has 4 A3 size plates across press. There are 8 plates to a plate cylinder, high page nos. In the grip, lows mounted further back on plate cylinder. There are 3 plate cylinders per couple, (unit). There were 4, 2 story couples on the uniman. This was a broad sheet press, producing a tabloid paper, so 2 up. You gotta run one to understand. And I've barely scratched the surface compared to the master web printers.
4 x 12 x 2 = 96
4x12 both side
I ran a 6 colour 40" Heidelberg SM 102 Speedmaster and I thought that was big but this press...WOW!
Хорошая машина!хорошая печать!
Q formato de papel ê este por favor nunca vi esta maquina cara sou louco por isto.
waw its very intrsting.