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Komori Sprint 226 Offset Printing Machine
Komori Sprint 226
Komori Sprint L 226 Two Colour Offset Printing Press / Machine Specifications
- Year: 1991 – Komori Sprint 226 Only 16 Million Impressions
- Two colour offset press,
- Size: 508 mm x 660 mm,
- conventional dampening,
- impression: 16 million impressions only.
Special features on the sprint includes a static eliminator, stream feeding and a machine speed of 11,000 sheet/hour. Applications include small to large runs and would suit small to medium sized printing operation. The Komori sprint 26 printing machines is a truly professional machine with exceptional quality (Japanese made) . A must see for anyone looking for a quality 2 colour machine.
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