Graphic Machine

Heidelberg SM 102 10 P6, Year 2000, Perfecting 5/5, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, Preloader, Steel Plate in Feeder, Electronic sidelays, Alcolor, Technotrans recirculation, Automatic roller, blanket and impress cylinder wash, CP 2000, Central air cabinet, Decurler, Autoplate, Preset, Grafix powder spray, Steel plate in delivery, Berthal comcon IR dryer, Eltex antistatic Ref 3949Heidelberg SM 102 10 P6, Year 1999, Perfecting 5/5, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, 180 Million Impressions, Preloader, Steel Plate in Feeder, Electronic sidelays, Alcolor, Technotrans recirculation, Automatic roller, blanket and impress cylinder wash, CP 2000, Central air cabinet, Decurler, Autoplate, Preset, Grafix powder spray, Steel plate in delivery, Berthal comcon IR dryer, Eltex antistatic Fully rebuilt by Heidelberg 4 years ago prior to current installation Ref 3984EIGHT COLOUR PRESSESHeidelberg 102-8P, Year 1999, 195 Million Impressions, Perfecting 4/0 8/0, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CP 2000, Ink temperature control, Autoplate, Preset, Alcolor Vario, Technotrans cooling system, Roller, Blanket & Cylinder wash-up device controlled by CP 2000 , Exatronic Duo Plus powder spray, De-curler, Prepared for CIP 3, Heidelberg IR Dryer, Non-stop delivery Ref 3968Heidelberg 102-8P, Year 1999, 209 Million Impressions, Perfecting 4/0 8/0, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CP 2000, Ink temperature control, Autoplate, Preset, Alcolor Vario, Technotrans cooling system, Roller, Blanket & Cylinder wash-up device controlled by CP 2000 , Exatronic Duo Plus powder spray, De-curler, Prepared for CIP 3, Heidelberg IR Dryer, Non-stop delivery, Ref 3744

SIX COLOUR PRESSESHeidelberg CD 102 6 Year 2002, 80 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CP 2000, Alcolor Vario, Technotrans Recirculation, Ink Temperature Control, Automatic Blanket Roller, Impression Cylinder Wash Preset Autoplate Grafix Powder Spray IR Dryer Ref 3985Heidelberg CD 102 6LX, 2001, 189 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, Preloader, Steel Plate, Electronic Sidelays, Alcolor, Technotrans alcosmart recirculation, Automatic roller, blanket and impression cylinder wash, Ink line automatic ink dosing, Chrome impression cylinders, Ink temperature control rollers, CP 2000, Central air cabinet,Decurler, Autoplate, Preset, Tower coater, Watson marlow coating pumps, 3m Extended delivery, Powder star plus powder spray, Steel plate in delivery, Berthal comcon IR dryer and hot air knives, Eltex anti static, Ref 3944Heidelberg CD 102 6LX, 2001, 192 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, Preloader, Steel Plate, Electronic sidelays, Vacuum brush, Alcolor, Technotrans alcosmart recirculation, Automatic roller, blanket and impress cylinder wash, Ink line automatic ink dosing, Chrome impression cylinders, Ink temperature control rollers, CP 2000, Central air cabinet, Decurler, Autoplate, Preset, Tower coater, Watson marlow coating pumps, 3m Extended delivery, Powder star plus powder spray, Steel plate in delivery, Berthal comcon IR dryer and hot air knives, Eltex antistatic, Available Nov/Dec 2007 Ref 3945Heidelberg CD 102-6+LX Year 1999, 120 Million impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CP 2000, Ink temperature control, Autoplate, Preset, Alcolor Vario, Technotrans cooling system, Roller wash-up device controlled by CP-Tronic , Nonstop delivery, Airgrafix Exatronic Plus powder spray, Chambered doctor blade system, Heidelberg Dry Star combination water cooled, IR-dryer, 50 cm raised, Eltex in feeder and delivery, Modular blanket wash-up device, CPC 2.04, Ion blower, Air supplied sheet guide Ref 3521Heidelberg CD 102 S+LX, Year 1991, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, 195 Million Impressions, Raised 50cm, Non-stop feeder with steel plate, Vacuum Brush, Electronic sidelay, Intercom system, Alcolor Damping, Ink agitators, Quick plate clamps, Chrome Impression cylinders, CPC 1-02, CP-Tronic, Tower coater, 4 Meter extended delivery, Fire protection system, Non-stop delivery with steel plate, All 6 print units prepared for UV, 3 Sets of Moveable IST UV Lamps, IST fixed UV Lamps Pre coater, IST UV in Delivery, Ideal press for plastics printing, Available December 07 Ref 3305Heidelberg CD 102-6+LYear 1998, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CPC 1-04, Ink temperature control, Autoplate, Preset, Alcolor, Technotrans cooling system, Roller wash-up device controlled by CP-Tronic , Nonstop delivery, Airgrafix Exatronic Plus powder spray, Chambered doctor blade system, Heidelberg Dry Star combination water cooled, Spectral UV Dryer, Eltex in feeder and delivery, Air supplied sheet guide, Ref 3778Heidelberg 102 SP, Year 1998, Perfecting 2/4, 140 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CPC1-04, CP-Tronic, Alcolor, Auto Blanket, Roller Impression Cylinder Wash, Technotrans Recirculation, Graphix Powder Spray, Decurler, Chrome Impression Cylinder in 1st Unit, Ref 3728Heidelberg SM 74-6L Year 1997, Impressions 76 Million, Max Sheet Size 520 x 740mm, Pre-loader, Steel Plate in feeder, Electronic sidelays, Chrome impression cylinders, Super blue transfers, Anti static on feeder and delivery, Automatic Roller, Blanket and Impression cylinder wash, Autoplate, Preset, CPC 1-04, CP-Tronic, Alcolor, Atlas Copco compressor, Technotrans recirculation and refrigeration, Grafix Alphatronic 200 powder spray, De-curler, Berthel Com Con IR Dryer, Steel plate in delivery, Non-stop delivery, (Wallace Knight 3 Lamp UV Dryer from SM 74 not fitted also available by separate negotiation) Ref 3362Heidelberg SM 52-6, Year: 2002, 15,000 SPH, 70 million impressions, Max sheet size 370 x 520mm, CP 2000, CIP 3, Autoplate, Preset, Alcolor, Technotrans recirculation, Chrome Impression cylinders, De-curler, Powder Spray, IR Dryer, Ref 3939Roland 706 3B TLV, Year 1997, Perfecting 2/4, 130 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CCI, Rolandmatic, Technotrans Recirculation, Automatic Roller and Blanket Wash, PPL Plate Change, Grafix Powder Spray, On Plinth, Tower Coater, Available November 2007 Ref 3925ROLAND 706 TLV Year: 1995, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, 6 x Printing Units / 1 x Roller Coating Unit, UV Interdeck drying after the 2nd, 4th, and 6th printing Units. UV Drying Hot Air, and Infra Red after the Coating Unit, Shuttered Interdeck lamps, Dual Rollers for use with both Conventional and UV Inks, PPL Semi Automatic Plate Loading, RCI, Rolandmatic, Chrome impression cylinders, Automatic Blanket & Roller wash, Technotrans Recirculation, Watson Marlowe Varnish Pumps with quick-change application, Spare Roller Coater Roller, Extended height feeder and delivery hoists for carton work. Additional Information: Feeder Overhauled by Man Roland - March 2007, Dampening System Overhauled by Technotrans - Feb 2007 Ref 3937Roland 606 3B, Year 1989, Series 646, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, RCI 2, Rolandmatic, Technotrans Recirculation, Remote Register, Chrome Impression Cylinder, Quick Action Plate Clamps, Decurler, Grafix Powder Spray, Non-stop delivery, Steel Plate in Delivery, Ref 3853Komori Lithrone L640+L, Year 1996, 103 million, 15,0000 SPH, AMR ( Automatic Make Ready ), Max sheet size 720 x 1040mm, Anilox Coater, AntiStatic, Automatic Blanket Washers, Automatic Impression Cylinder Cleaners, Automatic Ink Roller Wash, Automatic Plate Change, Chromed Impression Cylinders, Chromed Plate Cylinders, Cylinder Cocking, Electronic Double Sheet Control, Electronic Sidelays, End of Press IVT IR Dryer, KMS IV Monitoring System, Komorimatic Damping with Recirculation & Chilling, PQC Console, Shadow less grippers, Sheet Decurler, Technotrans Recirculation & Refrigeration, Weko Anti Set Off Powder Spray Unit Ref 3914Komori 628EM, Year 2000, 73 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 520 x 720mm, PQC, Komorimatic, SAPC, AMR, Automatic Blanket & Roller wash, Powder spray, Decurler, Preset, Non-stop feeder & delivery Ref 3783FIVE COLOUR PRESSESHeidelberg 102 FP, Year 1987, Sn 527---, Impressions 101 Million, Perfecting 2/3, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CPC 1-02, Alcolor, baldwin Recirculation, Quick Plate Clamps, Grafix Powder spray, Decurler, Ref 3912Heidelberg SM 74-5LX, 1998, 117 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 520 x 740mm, Preloader, Non Stop Feeder, Intercom system between feeder and delivery, Electronic sidelay, CPC1-04, CP-Tronic, Alcolor, Techno Recirculation and Refrigeration, Automatic blanket and roller wash, Preset, Autoplate, Chrome Impression cylinders, Grafix exatronic powder spray, Tower coater, Non stop delivery, Steel plate in delivery, Berthal comcon IR dryer with air knives, Ref 3943Heidelberg SM 74-5 PH Year 1995, 75 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 520 x 740mm, CPC1-04, CP-Tronic, Alcolor, Technotrans Recirculation and Refrigeration, Autoplate, Preset, Decurler, Automatic Blanket and Roller Wash, Grafix Powder Spray, Available September/October 2007 Price 160,000 GB Pounds / 237,000 Euro LOT Ref 3924Komori Lithrone L544+C Year 1998 ( 44 inch Press Ideal for Envelopes) Max sheet size 820 x 1130mm, PQC, Komorimatic, SAPC, Refrigerated Recirculation, Chrome Impression Cylinders, Sheet De curler, Steel Plate in delivery, Weko Powder Spray. Paper only from New. Ref 3973Mitsubishi Diamond 1000, Year 2002, 40 Million Impressions, Max Sheet Size 520 x 720mm, Maximum stock 650gsm board, 15,000 sheets per hour, Aerochamber Delivery, Autoplate, Preset, Deltamatic Damping, Ink Temperature Control, Automatic Blanket Roller and Cylinder Wash Ref 3253Mitsubishi 1 F 5, Straight Machine, Year 1994, Max sheet size 520 x 720mm, Mitsubishi Alcohol Dampening, Mitsubishi Offpress Control Console, Semi Plate Auto Change, chrome impression cylinders, Powder Spray, Technotrans Refrigeration and Recirculation, Steel Plate in Feeder and Delivery, Blanket Cylinder Wash Up. Ref 3970Roland 705 3B+LV, Year: 1994 (installed 1995), Series 715 (updated to series 720), 168 million impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, LCS-Quickstart, PPL, Rolandmatic DELTA dampening, Pecom system, CCI, Technotrans cooling, Varnish unit with extended delivery, IR-dryer, Roller wash up device, Impression wash up device, 275mm raised, Availability September 2007 Ref 3978Roland 305P, year 2001, 48 million impressions, perfecting 1/4, US Size machine, CCI, Rolandmatic, Becker Air system, New Style transfer cylinders, Technotrans, Autoplate, Preset, Weko Powder, Automatic Roller & blanket Wash. Ref 3951Roland 305P Year 2001, Impressions 40 Million, Max sheet size 530 x 740mm, RCI, Rolandmatic, PPL Plate changing, Preset, Automatic Roller Blanket Wash, Grafix Powder Spray, Ref 3976 Roland Rekord RFK 3B LW Year 1987, Series 641, 80 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, RCI, Rolandmatic, Quick Plate Clamps, Mabeg Powder Spray, Edelman Recirculation, New roller, ink duct blades, 4 new washup blades. Price 120,000 Euro LOT Ref 3941FOUR COLOUR PRESSESHeidelberg SM 102 4P, Year 1995, Max sheet size 700 x 1000 mm, 100 million impressions, CPC 1-04, CP Tronic, Autoplate, Preset, Cocking, Automatic blanket wash, Alcolor, Powder spray steel plate in feeder and delivery, Post Drupa 1995 machine, Ref 3861Heidelberg 102 V Year: 1993, 46 Million impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, Steel Plate in feeder and delivery, CPC 1-02, CP Tronic, Preset, Quick plate clamps, Alcolor, Baldwin Recirculation, Chrome Impression cylinders, Decurler, Grafix powder spray, IST UV Dryer, Ref 3965Heidelberg MOV-H Sn 610176, Year 1990, 65 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 480 x 650mm, Royse Alcohol Damping, Manual Ink Ducts, Quick action plate clamps, Super blue Transfers, Grafix Exactomat powder spray, Pallet forks in delivery, Non-stop delivery, IVT IR Dryer, Price 54,000 GB Pounds LOT Ref 3878 Heidelberg SM 72 VP Year 1992, Circa 90 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 520 x 720mm, Grafix Exatronic Powder Spray, CPC1-03, CP-Tronic, Eltex Antistatic, Alcolor, Baldwin Refrigeration, Quick Plate Clamps Ref 3972Heidelberg SM 52-4P, Year 1997, 102 Million impressions, Serial No: 201003, Max Sheet Size 360 x 520mm, CPC1-04, CP-Tronic, Alcolor, Technotrans Recirculation, Autoplate, Mediprint Powder Spray, Automatic Washups, 2 Feeder Boards, 2 Delivery Trolleys, DeCurler. Press is cleaned and checked with New Rollers, Blankets, Transfer jackets, Perfecting Jackets, Powder coated foot boards and available for print test in our factory ref 3560Heidelberg GTO 52-4P – Year 2000 , 14 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 360 x 520mm, Electronic Double Sheet Control, Digital Sheet Counter, DDS Damping, Quick Action Plate Clamps, Laser Slit Ink Knives, Technotrans Cooling, Eltex Antistatic, N&P Unit. Ref 3971Heidelberg GTO 52 4 Year: 1999, 27 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 360 x 520mm, DDS Damping, Powder Spray, Quick plate clamps, 2 Feeder Boards, 2 Delivery Trolleys, Ref 3975Roland 304 + L Perfecting 2/2 or 4/0, Year 1997, Series 323, Serial No: 2638XB, 140 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 530 x 740mm, RCI, Rolandmatic, CPL Plate Loading, Preset, Weko Powder Spray, IR Dryer, Tower Coater, Blanket Wash Up Device, Roller Wash up Device, Technotrans Cooling Ref 3883Komori L440 Year 1986, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, PQC, Komorimatic, Royse Recirculation. De-curler, Powder spray, Quick plate clamps Ref 3804Roland 704 LTTLV (Extened Delivery Double coater) Year 1997, Series 725, Impression 96 Million, Max sheet size 740 x 1040 mm, IR-TL mid-term dry, IR-TL end dry, Delivery extension, GRAPHOMETRONIC ink unit temperature control, Raised 275 mm,Air glide delivery, Carton attachment, APL, Bacher register system, LCS and Quickstart, Grafix Hitronic, RCI, ROLAND-DELTAMATIC dampening, Electronic double sheet control, Acoustic sidelay detection, Automatic wash-up device, Non-Stop in feeder and delivery Ref 3927Roland 704 3B Year 1997, Series 725, 108 million impressions, Max sheet size 740 x 1040mm, RCI, Roland Deltamatic dampening, PPL Plate loading, Preset, Grafix Hitronic powder spray, Automatic Blanket roller wash, Impression cylinder wash-up device with brush, Impression, blanket and plate cylinders coated, Available December 2007 Ref 3979Roland RVK3B Year: 1986, Series: 638, Sn 167—B, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, Pre-loader, Steel plate in feeder, Rolandmatic, Edelmann Recirculation, RCI with linear ink duct motors, Quick Action plate clamps, Chrome Impression cylinder, Mc Kinley rollers, Super blue, Airdrums, Colour Dry UV Dryer, Non-Stop Delivery with Steel plate Ref 3952Roland RVK 3B, Year 1985, 78 million impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, RCI 1, Rolandmatic, Weko Powder spray, Edelmann Recirculation Ref 3893Roland Favorit RVFOB Year 1984, Series 627, Max sheet size 520 x 720mm, RCI, Rolandmatic, Edelmann Recirculation, Quick Plate Clamps, Powder Spray, Non Stop Delivery, IR Dryer Ref 3961TWO COLOUR PRESSESHeidelberg 102-2P, Year 2000, Circa 100 Million Impressions, Perfecting 2/0 – 1/1, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CP 2000, Preset, Smart Card memory, Autoplate, Alcolor, Auto Blanket and Roller Wash, Chrome Impression Cylinder, Exatronic Dup Plus Powder Spray, 2003 Software Upgrade. Available November/December 2007 Ref 3808Heidelberg 102-2P Year 1995, Circa 140 Million Impressions, Max Sheet Size 720 x 1020mm, CP-Tronic, CPC1-04, Alcolor, Baldwin Refrigeration, Autoplate, Preset, Automatic Blanket and Roller Wash Cylinder, Electronic Double Sheet and Sidelay Control, Grafix Powder Spray, Available immediately Ref 3725Heidelberg 102 ZP Year 1992, 165 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, CP-Tronic, CPC1-OR, Alcolor, Technotrans Recirculation, Automatic Blanket and Roller Wash, Steel Plate in Feeder, Antistatic Bar, Electronic Sidelays, Manual Ink Ducts, Superblue, Chrome Impression Cylinder, Weko T77 Powder Spray, Steel Plate in Delivery. Ref 3919Heidelberg 102 ZP Year 1992, Serial No 533---, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, Circa 150 million impressions, Preloader, Antistatic in Feeder, Steel Plate in Feeder, CPC1-03, CP-Tronic, Alcolor, Baldwin Recirculation, Chrome Impression, DeCurler, Weko T77 Powder Spray, Steel Plate in Delivery, Quick Plate Clamps, Automatic Blanket and Roller Wash, Ref 3875Heidelberg 102 Z Year 1983, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, 2 Feeder Boards, Alcolor, Quick Action Plate Clamps, Chrome Impression Cylinders, Grafix Powder Spray, DeCurler, Baldwin Recirculation and Refrigeration, Pallet Forks in Delivery Available immediately Ref 3656Heidelberg SM74-2, Year: 2001 First Installed June 2004, 28 million Impressions, Max sheet size 520 x 740mm, CP-Tronic, Heidelberg stream feeder, Suction tape infeed, Autoplate, Auto Impression wash, Auto Blanket wash, Auto roller wash, Laser Ink ducts, Technotrans Refrigerated recirculation, Alcolor, Chrome Impression Cylinders, Chrome plate cylinders, Weko Powder spray, Ref 3934Heidelberg PM 52-2P, Year: 2004, 5.5 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 360 x 520mm, Alcolor Damping, Laser Cut Ink Ducts, Blanket washup device Ref 3933Heidelberg SM 52-2 Year 1999, Impressions: 22 Million Impressions, Max sheet size 370 x 520mm, Autoplate, Alcolor, Technotrans recirulation, Laser cut ink ducts, Automatic Roller, Blanket Impression cylinder washup's, Powder spray, 2 feeder boards, 2 delivery Trolleys Ref 3980 Roland 802-6 LW, ( 2 Colour with Tower Coater), Year 1988, Maximum sheet size 1000 x 1400mm, 2 Colour Plus Dedicated Aqueous Coater, Series 847, Weko Spray R77, RCI Linear Ducts, Rolandmatic Damping Unit, IR Drying Unit, Non-stop delivery, Automatic lubrication System, Chromed Impression Cylinder, Split Rear Clamp, Quick Release Clamps, Spare Inking Roller & Damping Rollers Ref 3892 MAN-Roland R-202 0B-E .- Two colours straight machine, with separated printing units, Series 217, Year 2005, Max sheet size 520 x 720mm, Pneumatic table and pneumatic side lays, RCI, Rolandmatic, WEKO Powder sprayer, EPL (semi automatic plate loader), Baldwin, blanket cylinders washing device, Board guides, Doubles sheets automatic control device, Chromed cylinders, No damage in cylinders surface and gears. Availability August 11 Million sheets Ref 3915Roland 202 TOB Year: 1986, Series: 239, Max sheet size 520 x 740mm, Rolandmatic, Quick Action Plate Clamps, Powder Spray, Edelmann Re-circulation Ref 3974Roland RZK3B Year: 1988, Series: 644, Serial Number: 18592B, Impressions 98 Million, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, Steel plate in feeder, Conventional Damping, Quick Plate clamps, Chrome Impression Cylinder, Grafix Exactomat powder spray, De-curler, Non-stop delivery (Frame missing), Pallet forks in delivery Ref 3928Roland RZK 3B Year: 1984, Series: 629, Max sheet size 720 x 1020mm, RCI, Rolandmatic, Edelmann Recirculation, Chrome Impression cylinder, Mc Kinley rollers, Quick Plate clamps, Non stop delivery with steel plate, Spectral UV Dryer, Ref 3940ROLAND ULTRA RZU 5 Series 432 No.4888, Max sheet size 890 x 1260 mm, Mabeg feeder, Wallace-Knight ultra-violet dryer Ref: 3928-HRoland RZFOB, Year 1977, Series 607, Max sheet size 520 x 720mm, 2 Feeder Boards, Chrome Impression Cylinders, Alcohol Damping, Powder Spray, Recirculation and Refrigeration Unit, Pallet Forks in Delivery, Ref 3657SINGLE COLOUR MACHINESRoland Praktica 00, Year: 1988, Series Number: 168, Max sheet size 360 x 520mm, Conventional Damping, Numbering device, Ref 3963Heidelberg Quickmaster 46 Single Colour Press year 1995, maximum sheet size 340 x 460 mm, minimum sheet size – 89 x 140 mm, maximum image area – 330 x 453 mm, maximum speed – 10,000 s.p.h., Features include suction feeder, central operation panel, microprocessor controlled, reflected light double sheet detector, dampening/ink roller wash-up device, blanket wash-up, pile delivery ref 10464AGUILLOTINESPolar 137 Year 1999, Max cutting width 1,350mm, Max feeding depth 1,450mm, Max feeding height without cover 165mm, Length front table 730mm, table height 900mm. Program control, 4 side tables, (3x1000 x 1000mm – 1x750 x 1000mm) Safety Guards Ref 3947THREE KNIFE TRIMMERSOriginal Perfecta SDYEZ 3 Knife Trimmer. Year 1985, Will fit most Gathering Systems, Online Conveyors, Inline or Offline, Ref 3864Wohlenberg A43 DM 3 Knife Trimmer, Year 1969/70, Semi Automatic Operation, Minimum Size 7.5 x 10.5cm, Maximum Size 30 x 40cm, Conveyor Feed, Conveyor Delivery. Ref 3658FOLDERSStahl TD78 6/4 Year: 1997, Round pile feeder, Danalec counter, Digital controls, 6 folding plates 1st unit, Slitting & scoring, 4 Folding plates 2nd Unit, Slitting & Scoring, Mobile delivery, Ref 3958MBO T45 4/4 + Single Knife, Year 1995, Flat Pile Feeder, Danalec Counter, 4 Plates 1st Unit, 4 Plates Second Unit, Single Electronic Knife, Mobile Delivery Ref 3818Stahl T49, Serial No 34527, Flat Pile Feeder, Danelec Counter, First Unit 4 Folding Plates, Second Unit 4 Folding Plates, Maximum sheet size 49 x 84 cm, Minimum sheet size 10 x 15 cm, Mobile Delivery. Ref 3921MBO T67 4/4Z, Serial No 8659291, Round Pile Feeder, MBO Batch Counter, First Unit 4 Folding Plates, Second Unit 4 Folding Plates, Z2 Mobile Knife Unit, Mobile Delivery. Ref 3920SADDLE STITCHERSMuller Martini Bravo S Year 2001, 4 Feeders, 1528 Cover Feeder, 4 Stitching Heads, Fourth and Fifth Knife Attachment, OMG Stacker. Ref 3982Muller Martini Bravo Year 1999, 7 Station, 5 Feeders, 4 Stitching Heads, Fourth & Fifth Knife Attachment, OMG Stacker Ref 3983Muller Martini Prima Saddle Stitcher Year 1998, 5 x 370 Feeders, 1 x 1528 Cover Feeder, Sheet Monitor, Prima Saddle Stitcher with 4 x HK 75 Stitching Heads, Stitch Monitor, 360 Trimmer with fourth and fifth knives. Ref 3981Muller Martini Minuteman 1509 Year: 1994, 6 x 1533 Feeders, 1519 Cover Feeder, 1509 Stitcher with 2 heads, 1522 3 Knife trimmer, Conveyor delivery, Ref 3960Heidelberg ST 300, Year 2002, 4 vertical feeders, 2 flat feeders, Stitcher and cover feeder, 3 knife trimmer, Shingle Delivery, Ref 3847Duplo DC10000S Booklet Maker, Year 1998, max/min sheet size 350 x 500/140 x 200mm, 10 Station Vertical Collator, Stitcher DC48SH-2 with 2 Stitching Heads, Folder DC48 F-2, Trimmer DC48 T-2, and Jogger DC12- JR. Ref 10501Duplo DC 8000S Booklet Maker. Year 1998, Collator DC 8000S, Lifting Unit , Stitcher DC-485H, Folder DC-48F-3 91, Trimmer DC-48T Ref 3713MAILING LINEHunkler Multi Mailer, Size 720 x 1020, Mabeg Non-stop feeder, Pre-loader, Stop Start Perforation on feeder, Pattern Glue cylinder, Pattern Perforation cylinder, Mailer 1 Plough folding, High Frequence Dryer, Mailer 2 Stop start cold glue ( Pafra) Stop Start Perforation, MBO 8 plate folding unit, Delivery Table, Computer Batch Counter, Multiplo 3 up Stacker, Re-activating Unit, Heavy Duty cutting and peforation unit, Pre-make ready table, Spare parts and perforation wheels Ref 3907BOOK BINDERS & PERFECT BINDERSMuller Martini Tigra Line Age Circa 2000, 9 Clamp Tigra 1570 Binder, 12 Stations 1571 Gatherer, Hand Feed Station with Built in Jogger, Cover Pressing station, Pile Cover Feeder with Pressure, 1536 Criss Cross 2003, Pre Melt Tanks, Hot Melt Spine Glue Tank with Scrapers, Hot Melt Side Gluing Unit with Pneumatic Cut off, Milling and Roughing Station, Control Panel with Digital Display, Conveyor System, MM3670 3 Knife Trimmer, Mechanical speed 1,000 – 3,600 cycles/hour, Book spine length min 120mm – Max 370mm, book width Min 100mm - Max 285mm, Book thickness Min 3mm - Max 40mm, Available immediately Ref 3911BOOK SEWERSHARD COVER MACHINESKolbus BF 32 hard case line, Year 1979, Max size 335x240x70mm, Min size 100x100x6mm, Ar for rounding & Backing, HI unit, Nordson Hotmelt with 2 guns, EMP casing in machine, A43DM Trimmer, FE 600 Pressing Unit, Year 1986, cleaned Ref 3844WEB-FED PRESSES (Offset - Flexo - Gravure - Labels)WINDOMOLLER & HOLSCHER PRIMALFLEX CM8 C.I. Drum FlexopressYear 2006. 8 Printing units around a Central Impression Drum. Web width 1320 mm. Printing width 1270 mm. Print repeat range max 800 mm. Roll diameter 1000 mm. Maximum speed 400 m/min. Flying splice Unwinder & Rewinder. Direct drive. Fast sleeve changeover. Turboclean. Thermic Oil heating source. Fast sleeve storage rack Ref: 10521Windmoeller & Holscher model 736ST Six-Colour C.I. Flexo Press, year 1986 maximum web width – 1320 mm, max/min film gauge – 250 mu to 30 mu, print repeat range – 300 to 910 mm, gear pitch – 5mm, maximum unwind/rewind dia – 800 mm, maximum speed – 250 m/min, Unwind/rewind with automatic splice, Gas dryer Ref 10505WIINDMOELLER + HOLSCHER Olympia 736SM Six-Colour C. I. Flexo Press. Year 1983 Max web width - 1320 mm, Max print width - 1270 mm, Max/min print length - 800/300 mm, Max unwind/rewind dia - 1500 mm, Braked heavy duty unwind stand, with p.i.v. tension control, web guide, nip rollers. Unwind chucks - 76, 152, 305 mm. 6 ink units around central impression drum with doctor blades + down stream print unit made by Synpro with servoline insetting system for registered print, cold seals, varnishes, etc. 20 anilox rollers. 31 print cyl/sleeves - 11 x 310 mm 7 x 400 mm, 10 x 540 mm, 3 x 620 mm repeat length. Gas warm air driers with heat exchanger. Five zone infrared drier after Synpro unit. Slitting unit. Twin drum surface rewinder. Ref: 10522Bobst Lemanic 650, 8 Colour Year 1984 Rebuilt 2002 Ref 3773Carint Gemini, 6 Colour Flexopress, Year 1986, 1450mm Web Width Ref 3768Rotomec 8 Colour Gravure Year 1989, 820 Web, Gas Drying Ref 3770Titan SR5 Slitter/rewinder, 1984, Unwind diameter 1000 mm Shafted, Rewind diameter 600 mm duplex, Max web width 1300 mm, Unwind Core diameter 76mm airshaft, Rewind core diameter 76 mm quick locks, Differential rewind tension, electronic web guide, lay-on rollers, Floor pick up unwind, Wheeled take off trolley, Edge trim extraction, Cantilevered side frame, Metre counter with pre set length stop, 3 motor drive, Power; 45 KVA 60Amp, Availability immediate Ref 3918AUTOMATIC CARTON DIECUTTERSHeidelberg SB Cutting & Creasing Cylinder, Serial No 21232, Max sheet size 540 x 770mm, 1 Chase, Overhauled 9 months ago with many new gears and parts fitted, Cutting rule height 23.30, Creasing rule height 22.65, Ref 39461978 BOBST SP142ER Autoplaten, Series 002, Sheet size 1020 x 1420 mm / 500 x 700 mm, Speed max. 6.000 sheets/hour, Convertible stock, paper, solid board, corrugated E + B flute Ref 10497 1980 BOBST SP1120E Autoplaten. 800 x 1120mm, 6,500 sph, Ref 10466 1993 BOBST SP102SE Autoplaten 720 x 1020 mm Ref 10458 1985 BOBST SP102CE Autoplaten 720 x 1020 mm 9,000 sph Ref 105231984 BOBST SP102E Autoplaten 720 x 1020 mm Price 86,000 GBPounds Ref 10504 1998 SANWA TRP-1060-SE Automatic Diecutter Max sheet size 750 x 1060mm, 7,00 sph, double action stripper, non stop delivery Ref 105121996 SANWA TRP 1060-SS Automatic Diecutter Max sheet size 750 x 1060mm, 6,000 sph, double action stripper, non stop delivery Ref 105131998 SANWA TRP-1060-SCB Automatic Diecutter with BLANKING station. max sheet 750 x 1060 mm, 7,000 sph, double action stripper, blanking station, also normal delivery, chase loader. Elevated 300 mm. Ref 104341986 NIKKO Arrow Cut 105 XR Automatic Diecutter. Max sheet 750 x 1050mm, Left pull, right push, side register lays, Double action stripper, Non stop curtain in delivery, Electromagnetic clutch/brake Ref 104101965 BOBST SP900E Autoplaten 630 x 900 mm, stripper Ref 105022000 DiMOND Model D720 Automatic Diecutter. - 520 x 720mm, platen pressure 150 ton, speed 7,000 sph, Non stop feeder with pre-loader, Non stop delivery, Ref 10386 FOIL EMBOSSING PLATENS1998 DiMOND Model D1020F Diecutter & Foil Embosser. - 720 x 1020mm, foil area 685 x 970mm, platen pressure 260 ton, foiling speed 4,000 sph, Non-stop feeder with pre loader, Computerised foiling system with touch screen computer setting, 3 individually set foil pulls, 12 individually controlled heated zones, Non stop delivery, Run single shift, in production, Ref 10385 1978 BOBST SP1260BM Foil Embossing Platen – 920 x 1260 mm, stamping area 880 x 1200 mm, max mech. speed 5,000 sph, newer style ‘square’ Universal’ feeder, 12 zone heated upper platen, 4 foil advances, rotary brush used foil removal, non-stop delivery Ref 10397 1974 HEIDELBERG GTP Foil Embossing Platen maximum sheet size - 340 x 460 mm/13.3/8 x 18.1/8 inch, maximum mechanical Speed - 4,000 s.p.h. With B&H Computer Foil Control. Ref 10464D FOLDING CARTON GLUERS1977 JAGENBERG DIANA 125-1 Folding Carton Gluer, max blank width 1250 mm, lockbottom Ref 105191997 VEGA 115 Folding Carton Gluer, Max blank width 140mm, sideseam, lockbottom, 4 & 6 corner carton, Pafra APC top glue system, Computerised settings Ref 105141998 VESTA 1100 Folding Carton Gluer, max blank width 1100 mm, lockbottom, 4 corner Ref 105091994 JAGENBERG DIANA 105-1 Folding Carton Gluer, max blank width 1050 mm, sideseam cartons only Ref 104711990 VEGA 700 Folding Carton Gluer Max blank width 770mm, sideseam, lock bottom cartons, Pafra APC top glue system Ref 105161977 BOBST PCR880 Folding Carton Gluer, Maximum blank width - 880 mm, Equipped to produce sideseam and lockbottom cartons Ref 104951984 GRASSI STUDIO 80 Folding Carton Gluer, Max blank width 800mm, sideseam cartons only. Ref 10517VEGA JUNIOR 730 Folding Carton Gluer, max blank width 730 mm, lockbottom Ref 105241988 BOBST Media 45 Folding Carton Gluer, Max Blank Width 450mm, Sideseam Cartons only Ref 105082000 VESTA 600 - max blank width 600 mm. sideseam cartons WINDOW PATCHERS1987 KOHMANN F1010 Window Patcher, max carton blank 1010 x 710 mm. Ref 10473H VARIOUSKirk Ruby 215 Pick & Place machine Sn: 2036169, Ref 3957GRALEX Model TP2620X14 Thermoforming Press Year 2004, For the production of trays and dishes from solid paperboard, or corrugated. Forming die, maximum area - 660 x 508 mm, Vacuum pick and place feeder. Single or twin stream operation. Two upper and lower die heaters. See also attached manufactures leaflets for more guidance Ref 10507 DCM LAMINATORIN Roll-to-roll solventless laminator suitable for use with flexible packaging, materials such as bopp, pe, pet, alu-foil & paper, Approximate age 1995, Number of coating heads 1,Method of coating 4-roll metering system, Maximum web width 1300mm, Primary unwind roll diameter 800mm Ref 3917STEINEMANN COMBIMAT VARNISH A80 – Year 1992 Conventional,UV,Spirit, Blister and Waterbased Varnish – Cannot do Spot Varnish; Calendering Unit with Combimat Dryer; Working width 1260mm; Feeder Mirus feeder,Pre-load, Vacuum/Blow with Piab system; Calendering unit; Coating Unit application roller with doctor blade system – metering roller with doctor blade unit has air knife. Machine IR + UV unit + Air Blow to cool sheets before delivery. Varnish Supply 1 x Stainless tank with coating pump. Delivery fitted with non stop facility. Ref 3894AD PACK Shrink Wrapper Model LS 400. Year 1997 Ref 3817BUSCH Model BL Automatic Punch, year 1982,Maximum punching size 220 x 260mm,Minimum punching size 10 x 10mm, Maximum diameter circular punch 250mm, Punching Pressure 5700 kg, Punching Strokes p/min 16, Machine output feeding 1,000 sheets, 80gsm label paper 800,000 sheets per hour Ref 10459ABUSCH Model BL Automatic Punch, year 1990, Maximum punching size 220 x 260mm, Minimum punching size 10 x 10mm, Maximum diameter circular punch 250mm, Punching Pressure 5700 kg, Punching Strokes p/min 16, Machine output feeding 1,000 sheets, 80gsm label paper 800,000 sheets per hour Ref 10459BPMC Model 200 Automatic Punch, year 1996 Maximum Punching Size 178 x 203mm Minimum Punching Size 25 x 51mm Punching Strokes up to 20 p/min Ref 10459CGUSCHKY & TONNESMANN Spiral Tube maker (Toilet roll Cores etc) Serial No 44364, Year 1987, Variable diameters 32mm, 45mm, 50mm, 60mm, from 2 ply to 4ply, Variable Length, 4 Unwind stands, Hot melt glue station, Core former, Knife station and delivery Ref 3124JBF FW2-HS Bow Making Machine, Year 1998, Only light usage from new, Fitted with Twin ISP stitching heads Ref 3690HORIZON JOGGER Year Approx 1990, SRA3This is just a selection of machines we currently have available, please call or e-mail the sales team if what you require is not listed, we look forward to hearing from you soonRegardsCare Graphic Machinery Ltd

TORCHMATE CNC RETROFIT KITS

There are many shape cutting machines in the field with either optical guidance systems, or worn out cnc controls. While the physical machines have many years of life left, they cannot be effectively used without spending many thousands of dollars for a factory retro-fit, if indeed a cnc upgrade is available. At least that's the way it used to be --



Most cnc control systems use expensive low production electronics and software that is sold through multi-level distribution systems. The limited numbers of these systems that are built drive the cost sky-high, while the middlemen elevate prices still higher to make room for commissions.


Torchmate has kept prices down by using mass produced components and software, and making it all work together. We also sell direct to the end user over the Internet. We provide all necessary technical support and a one year full warranty against manufacturing defects.



Times have changed! It is no longer necessary for a company to have distributors geographically near its customer base. The vast majority of customers can be reached directly now, without the need for costly dealer markups or advertising. Most industrial manufacturers have been slow to grasp this.



We use electronics that interface with your IBM-compatible personal computer, eliminating the need for costly custom-made computer circuitry. Used computers are a glut on the market, and can be found in most locations for under $100. We can also provide laptop and desktop computers with our software pre-installed and configured.



We also experimented with many different popular CAD and drawing programs until we came up with a software combination that does virtually everything needed for cnc shape cutting. This software is included in our retrofit kits. Simply mount the motors on your machine with a proper reduction, and start producing shapes.

Carton Making Machines

WELCOME...
to one of the world's largest suppliers of used printing, die-cutting, carton gluing and associated equipment for the graphics industry.

Description:

(Extened Delivery Double coater)Series 725IR-TL mid-term dryIR-TL end dryDelivery extensionGRAPHOMETRONIC ink unit temperature controlRaised 275 mmAir glide deliveryCarton attachmentAPLBacher register systemLCS and QuickstartGrafix HitronicRCIROLAND-DELTAMATIC dampeningElectronic double sheet controlAcoustic sidelay detectionAutomatic wash-up deviceNon-Stop in feeder and delivery.

Specification:
Size 740 x 1040 mm
Year: 1997
Impressions: 96 Million
Colours: 4

Magnetic Machines

Suspension Magnet

Magnetic Chute

Liquid Line

Magnetic Drum

Magnetic Pump

De Magnetizer

Heavy Duty Magnets

CIRCULAR HEAVY DUTY MAGNETS

Shells of Star Trace Lifting Magnets are made from high permeability Steel Casting as per IS: 449 (BSS- 1617), properly machined, to provide the most efficient Magnetic Circuit. The periphery of the magnet is heavily ribbed to give added mechanical strength and an increased radiation surface to aid cooling. Center & Outer Poles are machined from high permeability Magnet Steel with Cored recesses arrangement to protect heads of through tensile bolts. The faces of poles from spigot joints in Magnet shell , the outer poles of larger Magnets are skirted for added protection. The pole shoes are easily replaceable.
TERMINAL BOX is designed to ensure protection whilst in operation and are of double entry type enabling the leads from the coils to be sealed in a separate cavity. The outside cable is brought through a gland into this second compartment ensuring no possibility of moisture entering the windings.
MAGNETIZING COILS for magnet size up to 900 mm dia is pure annealed wire wound and above these are strip wound. The glass insulation of class H standard with Fibreglass NOMEX tape forming an interlayer makes coil withstand high temperature.
BUMPING PLATES are of high grade Manganese Steel Casting as per IS - 276 with heavy ribs for added strength. These are clamped in position by the center and outer poles offering complete protection to the coil. The magnets are suspended with three legged STRING CHAINS made of best quality forged steel terminating in a forged ring. A two core cable is provided for connection with the supply and suitable Insulated plug and socket ensure easy operation.

TABLE FOR CIRCULAR LIFTING MAGNETS

Tranformer

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Removal Terms

Final Removal Date is Friday, September 28, 2007. PICK UP IS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - YOU MUST SCHEDULE APPOINTMENT FOR EACH LOCATION BEFORE PICK-UP. Contact information can be found on your paid in full invoice.
Removal information will be included in your invoice. Buyers must complete the removal of items within the specified check-out period. Normal removal hours are Monday thru Friday, from 9am to 4pm (local time) unless otherwise noticed.
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Stamping & punching press

Axis stroke: 600 x 600 mm with 1 repositioning: 600 x 1200 mm with 1 repositiong and 1 reversal: 1200 x 1200 mm Max Sheetsize: 1200 x 600 mm Punching speed: 150 / min Nibbling speed: 250 / min Turret speed: 10 rpm Stroke: 32 mm Max Punch Dia: 88.9mm Including a lot of tools +Grinding unit

Cutting pressure (kN):
200kN
Max sheet thickness by punching + nibbling:
6 mm
Max weight workpiece:
25 kg
Working range on cross-side (X-axes):
600 mm
Working range along (Y-axes):
600 mm
Positioning speed along X-axes:
36m/min
Positioning speed along Y-axes:
36m/min
Control:
Amada OC3P
Toolchanger:
Yes
Number of toolpositioners:
10
Length L -- R:
2850 mm
Depth Fw -- Bw:
1660 mm
Height:
1750 mm
Weight:
4100 kg

Tube Bending Machine

3D control: BLM FNC 2000RDF Graphic (Cybelec) capacities in steel 45: round tube: 63 x 2.5 mm square tube: 45 x 45 x 2.5 mm oval tube: 70 x 30 x 1 mm CNC tube bender with left or right bending sense in automatic sequence. Designed for two stack bending or two tool stack combined with variable radii and conventional bending. Ideal for complex pieces without straight sections between the bends. Features: High performance, due to optimising of cycle time Robust and proven reliability Can be integrated with robotic production system VGP 3D - Highly innovative 3D Graphic Programming Software dramatically reducing dependence on operator intervention for: "Real time" bend simulation automatically selecting the shortest and most efficient bending cycle to minimise cycle time and reduce cost Component simulation and feasibility check highlighting any possible collisions Immediate creation and execution of the machine program with twin data input Applications for this machines are found in the furniture, automotive, heating and railway sectors It is most used in the furniture and automotive sectors (exhaust manifolds ect.)

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Boring Machine

Dynamic Industries Inc. machine shop specializes in contract metal CNC heavy machining work above a 40" Cube. We are a leading supplier to the capital goods industries of large machining, heavy components and system retrofits. The capabilities of our over 150,000 square foot facilities include: metal milling, metal grinding, metal boring, metal planing, metal machining, CNC metal machining, large machining and surface grinding. We machine and assemble machining components ranging from precision tool room work to parts measuring 50' x 16' x 10' and weighing 150,000 pounds.

CNC & Manual Horizontal Boring Machining and Machine Work Capabilities
Some of the largest horizontal boring mill machining and machine work equipment is housed at Dynamic Industries, and every boring mill in our plant is CNC or equipped with digital readouts having resolutions of at least + or - .0005".

Our largest horizontal boring mill can machine up to 50' X-L/R. 16' Y-U/D and 4' Z-I/O, and it is equipped with an 8" diameter bar that has a travel of 72" and a 19" quill that extends 36". It

features 4 axis readouts and has 980 square feet of steel floor plate.
Special large horizontal machines equipment is available that allows indexing, rotary table in both planes and right angle milling heads. Outboard-supported boring is also available.

How to Win with the World’s Largest Machine Tools
By Chuck Lohre Meeting customer needs amid a changing world market for large-part job shop machining is not only an ongoing challenge, it is the challenge. Cincinnati-based Dynamic Industries’ has taken on the challenge with its versatile employees and flexible machine tool selection. Nearly 20 years ago, Phil Mitchell, a machine shop owner in nearby Dayton acquired the 150,000-square-foot G. A. Gray facility building and its contents in the heart of Cincinnati. The enormous building provided space necessary to house some of the world's largest machine tools and the chance to work with global heavyweights.
"Big Parts for Big Industries"“We do jobs for just about everybody,” explains Mitchell. With 40-foot high bays and easy truck access, Dynamic is perfect for large-scale work. Because they specialize in work beyond a 40-inch cube, they have clearly bypassed local markets vaulting onto the global stage. Big shop capability aside, Dynamic wins customers because Mitchell strives to deliver on customer expectation, not just what they asked for. That might mean recommending a different machining process. For example, should a customer bring in a piece for grinding but planing would be less expensive, Dynamic will explain its recommendation. They’re also able to help engineers. It’s no secret big shops are quickly disappearing, which has led engineers to design large-scale equipment in pieces that smaller shops can handle. Dynamic has the experience to determine if such an arrangement will produce the desired outcome.
Mitchell also works with customers to redesign fabrications with poor weld designs or ones that are twisted due to bowed tubing. Holes might need to be relocated to an area with sufficient material. There are those shops that would have done as asked and delivered a "correct" yet inadequate part for end use. Not Dynamic.
Evolving FlexibilityWhile one might think Dynamic’s inventory wouldn't change much, nothing could be further from the truth. The rapid change of pace must match world, not just local market conditions. Dynamic maintains a large number of machine tools – a number of which came with the facility. Among the equipment Mitchell particularly sought was one of the largest planer mills ever built; one constructed in his very shop, a Gray DH. Given the nickname “Jumbo,” it can handle nearly anything up to 40 feet long, 10 feet high, and just under 14 feet wide. “They started calling it Jumbo back in the early ‘60s when it first came into operation,” recalls Mitchell. Much fanfare surrounded the machine’s launch. Gray even brought in an elephant to stand on the machine’s table to drive home its enormous size to the delight of the employees and their families.

Since 1987 when Mitchell purchased the facility, he’s added vertical turning lathes, grinding machines and horizontal boring machines. Some were returning Gray machines. “Phil’s very fond of Gray equipment,” says Kim Richendollar, Dynamic’s office manager. “They’re very heavy, beefy machines. Very stable.”
Along the way, a few vertical boring lathes with 20-foot diameters were added to Dynamic’s machine tool selection, followed by a 10,000 sq. ft. expansion to accommodate one of the world's largest combination vertical and horizontal boring machines. “We place machines where they’re most effective," says Mitchell. "If the floor needs to drop 10 feet to compensate for efficient placement, so be it. If the end of the main bay has to be expanded, okay."
While old Gray machines occupy a special place in his heart, Mitchell’s not married to them because a changing world market demands nimbleness. Large vertical boring mills are gone now and the mix of grinders and horizontals are different, but Dynamic makes sure customers are constantly informed of its new machines and capabilities.
“Phil’s very savvy about what type of ‘iron’ to buy and when to buy it,” observes Dynamic’s Richendollar. Should there be downtime or an increase in a machine's value, some machines are sold. Keeping debt low and maintaining flexibility to purchase superior equipment when it becomes available is one of the keys to Dynamic's success. For example, machines are considered for replacement if a larger CNC or multi-axis machine becomes available.
How They Do ItLarge parts require special treatment from start to finish to maintain quality. Dynamic’s recipe, for instance, relies on a number of logical steps. “Parts must sit anywhere from 24 to 48 hours before we can touch them,” explains Mitchell. That’s especially true in winter when trucked parts arrive quite chilled. “Before we can do anything, we have to be certain the parts’ and shop’s temperatures have leveled out. Metal shrinks and moves so much with temperature changes, especially when it comes to grinding.” They don’t allow open doors while grinders are in service, for example. With temperature fluctuations, Mitchell says, “Parts can bow real quick.”
Special consideration surrounds large expensive parts. While Dynamic can’t take responsibility for integrity of castings provided, they will, however, stop operations to contact its customer if too much porosity is found in the casting or excessive amounts of sand are present.
With parts this large—for example those weighing 100,000 pounds or more—there’s only one shot and Dynamic has used Virtual Gibbs since 1998 to program directly on its CNC machines. Prints come in as DXF, DWG or IGUS files and loaded into the Gibbs program where hole locations, pockets and milling depths can be adjusted. The real-time part rendering allows a machinist to see exactly what will take place before making a single chip.
How do you hold 1 to 2 “thou” on a 100,000-pound piece? Dynamic has discovered it’s all relative. Traditionally, machine tool users have not trusted their processes, which is the reason why there’s a gauge at the end to check whether the part had been machined as expected. But for Dynamic, there is no way to put parts this big on a coordinate measuring table.Richendollar likes to say Dynamic’s huge jobs are at the “top of the food chain.” One fairly standard job is grinding the ways for a matched bedway and column. Grinding a 15-foot bedway posed no particular challenge for the Waldrich grinder, which has a 28-foot stroke and can accommodate parts 10-feet wide and 8-feet high. Upon completion, the operator of the Waldrich took five thousandths of an inch off the top two surfaces, and ten to twelve thousandths off the verticals. After that, the column would have its corresponding ways match-machined to the work done on the bedway. Reestablishing the relationship between the two ways, keeping them flat and parallel, is a recurring and critical function at Dynamic. The relationship of the two ways needs to be exact for reassembly. “Warren Strunk, Dynamic's production manager, takes pride in the machining,” says Richendollar. “He doesn’t cut corners.”
Good thing because a typical three-axis machine tool has more than 20 potential sources of inaccuracy. Then there are the workholding elements— fixtures, clamps, chucks, vises and jaws—that present even more pitfalls. Since many of Dynamic's parts are unique, setups are as much an obstacle as the actual machining process.
“Jumbo is great for rough cuts. It can take stock off like nobody’s business,” Mitchell explains. “We might put a large part over on Jumbo to finish all of the linear geometry then move it down to the Scheiss or the Mitsubishi (CNC horizontal boring mills), better suited workcenters because their CNC capabilities can complete all other features such as holes, bores or keyways.” The Scheiss is no small fry either with 44 feet of horizontal travel, 16 feet in the vertical and a nearly 7-foot Z axis. Like the Mitsubishi Boring Mill, the Scheiss melds well with the shop’s philosophy, which is to accommodate large parts with minimal set-ups and changeovers. The Mitsubishi CNC Floor Type Boring Mill has 49 feet of horizontal travel, 13 feet of vertical travel and an 8-foot stroke.
Dynamic likes to think outside the box. Consider Strunk who developed tooling along with Carboloy to use plunge cutting to remove 60,000 lbs. of material from a 127,000-pound forging. Plunge cutting took 12 minutes per cut and 8 hours to do the job, versus milling which would have taken 41 minutes per cut and two days for completion.
Every step is taken to ensure that the customer ultimately gets what they need, a philosophy that carries through to delivery of the job. Nothing leaves the plant that isn’t tied down and tarped. A single highway stone can ruin a perfectly ground or painted finish. Since the road is fraught with hazards it’s the reason Dynamic recommends dedicated point-to-point carriers. Sure, it’s probably less expensive to ship loose pieces with a common carrier, but considering these will likely repeatedly be transferred, the potential for damage increases each time a part is moved.
The Secret Ingredient: Qualified and Versatile Employees."Our niche is handling large parts with a high degree of accuracy,” says Mitchell. “To run these kind of machines, you have to have operators with extensive experience. They’re really hard to find. You can’t pick them off the street.” Mitchell explains most come to Dynamic either by recommendation from another large-part shop. And all have large part machining experience. “Even then,” Mitchell continues, “They still have to be trained for at least six weeks.”
The level of experience that is typical of a Dynamic employee usually requires many years of in-depth work on a particular machine. The dedicated operator of one of the shop’s two Waldrich Coburg grinders is extremely familiar with the idiosyncrasies of his particular charge. One operator has been running one of its Waldrich grinders since 1996. When asked which machine he worked on before that he says with a grin, “the other Waldrich.”
The 25 employees that make up Dynamic, from the machinists to the people that debur, work as a team and are part of a family. The 150,000-square-foot shop has only three maintenance personnel. With a 16-year average employment and 80 percent with at least 10-years experience, operators are assigned a workcenter and are completely responsible for its operation and performance. Moreover, 45 percent of the employees are cross-trained allowing them to move, for example, from a milling machine to a planer, grinder to a milling machine.
Scheduled to SucceedScheduling is centrally focused on the main bay, which is 660-feet-long by 115-feet-wide by nearly 40-feet-high. Side bays focus on more normal over-size machines, such as grinders and planer mills, that don’t require heavy cranes. Bottlenecks aren't hard to eliminate when you're removing thousands of pounds off of several pieces on one machine.
When there are only a dozen jobs going through the shop at any one time: delivery, machine capabilities and customer loyalty are all taken into consideration while making scheduling decisions.
Operator flexibility also helps with scheduling since jobs can last from one to 10 days. It takes an intuitive operator to switch from working on a 10-foot-long, 60,000-pound part to a 40-foot-long, 6000-pound part. The Scheiss and the Mitsubishi can do just about anything (mill, drill, bore and tap) and these are the flagship CNC machines. The manual Gray DH can complete these tasks as well, and even though it takes too long for drilling, it's a great for rough and finish milling. A lot of material can be hogged off and sent to the Ingersoll Master Head or Scheiss to drill holes or other intricate features. A Dynamic employee could be working on a 60,000-pound bolster for a press, then to a rail system for the aerospace industry and proceed to broach components for the automotive industry all within a week to 10 days. Dynamic employees run parts for many industries; including the rebuild industry, petrochemical, machine tool manufacturing, automotive, aerospace and basically any capital goods industry needing their services.
Dynamic’s formula for success is simple. Hard work, a trained and qualified staff and ingenuity makes for a powerful mix in the large machine tool market. Another measure of success? Just how easy they make that hard work look.

WORLD MACHINES

Worldwide Machinery is one of the world's leaders in the purchase of large spreads of equipment that takes place when a major construction or mining project has been completed.That equipment is then refurbished as needed and re-sold to individual customers in both the domestic and international markets. Worldwide Machinery believes it has participated in this business activity continuously longer than any other company in existence in the world today.By harnessing the power of high-speed communication across the Internet, we can offer our customers a quick, cost-effective way to locate and acquire the pre-owned equipment that meets their needs while avoiding the rapid initial depreciation they would otherwise experience with the purchase of new equipment. And if a customer needs a machine that we do not happen to have in our inventory, we can call on our contacts throughout the industry and find it for them.Our longevity in the business permits us to offer our customers the benefit of our expertise in matching the equipment to their project and extends even to arranging financing terms. Our familiarity with the special requirements of our target industries encompasses applications for heavy construction, earthmoving, rock quarrying, producing sand and gravel, and general mining operations.