Komori Lithrone Used Press – The best deal
Lithrone the undisputed bastion
The Lithrone family came to the market in 1981. The five-color 526 press was one of the most popular models, with more than 1000’s installed across the globe. At deluq, we sell a lot of brands but the most machines we sell are used komori offset press. In early 2000’s, the L526 still retains its traditional double-cylinder design, but other features have been enhanced. This model had an ink key remote control and separate drive for ink rollers, not to mention the added dampening vibration roller and optional sensor for checking water-level.
Helping printers reap their investment
Given that offset press have high utilization and quickest job changeover times, the pricing is ideal where it becomes profitable on runs of just few clients running at capacity. Its varied speed like a 15,000sph speed makes it a good choice for longer-run work. In the past they used to optionally provide PDC-S spectrophotometer, which digitally controls densities and color matching which is now part of the regular machine. There are great features of convertible perfecter, a trigger based automatic switchover between printing modes and a reversible registration remote control.
“Komoris are extremely sturdy, cost effective and reliable offset presses,” says Renga. “I went to see one recently that was installed in 1995 and had done over 3m impressions, but it was still running with a perfect cylinders.” On our website we list all the refurbished machines and the prices we have sold them at. You will find a lot of the listed machines are Komoris.
Komori does not sell used machines directly, it will take in models for part exchange. The one advantage we have with Komori is that they not just easy to run but easy to dismantle, repair and install. Used Komoris are the best investment for a budding business printer.
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