Professional packaging lines and end-of-line systems
Ryobi 524HE Offset Printing Press 2004 – Serial No. 1119 – Wrocław
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Horizon StitchLiner 5500 (2006) saddle stitching line
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ROLLER ZMMbp-2000 Slitter-Scorer Urgent
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USED IGP GENIUS 900 Laminating Machine Urgent
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Heidelberg GTO 52-4 P3 Machine Urgent
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CTP Platesetter Fuji Film LUXEL T-6500S (2017) Urgent
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Used Offset Printing Press SHINOHARA 74-4 (2008) Urgent
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EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE UV DRYING TUNNEL 2006 – Almost New Technical Condition! Urgent
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Semi-automatic screen printing machine A3/A4 Urgent
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Packaging Automation - Complete Solutions from Product to Pallet
We offer a wide portfolio of used packaging machines: horizontal and vertical flow packs, vacuum machines, carton erectors, dosing systems, wrappers, and palletizers. We collaborate with leaders: Bosch, Multivac, Ulma, CAM, KUKA, Marchesini. Each machine undergoes a 175-point inspection including packaging leak tests, dosing calibration, safety system verification, and Track&Trace validation. Savings range from 45-60% while maintaining OEE efficiency >75% and packaging quality >99.5%.
Critical Parameters Verified Before Sale
We check the sealing integrity (burst test >30 kPa), dosing accuracy (±0.5% or ±1g), synchronization of mechanisms (±2ms), coding quality (Grade A according to ISO 15415), cleanliness for food-grade (ATP <100 RLU), serialization readiness (Level 2-4), actual vs nominal performance (>85%), and stability of process parameters (Cpk >1.33).
Key Packaging Machines:
Horizontal Flow Packs: Bosch Pack 301, Ulma Artic, Ilapak Carrera. 30-300 packs/min, MAP/skin, film width up to 680mm.
Vacuum Machines: Multivac R245, T300, VC999. Thermoforming and tray sealer, medical grade, MAP up to 5 mbar.
Carton Erectors: CAM AV, Marchesini MA, Romaco Promatic. 50-300 cartons/min, serialization ready, leaflet insertion.
Palletizers: KUKA KR 180-700, ABB IRB 660, Fanuc M-410. Up to 2500 cycles/h, multi-SKU, layer forming.
Advanced FAQ - Validation and Optimization of Packaging Systems
How to Conduct Qualification of Bosch Pack 301 Flow Pack for Food Products with MAP?
Basic mechanical qualification: Sealing jaws: Long dwell seal bar 400mm. Temperature: uniformity ±2°C over length (8 measurement points). Teflon coating: thickness >20μm, cross-cut adhesion test = 0. Pressure: pneumatic 4-6 bar, uniform ±0.5 bar. Sealing time: 0.3-0.8s adjustable every 0.05s. Synchronization: box-motion cam, phase ±0.5°. Product feeding system: Chain: pitch 125mm, play <0.5mm. Pushers: synchronization ±2mm, soft for delicate items. Photoeye: response <0.5ms, contrast >1.5% @ 200 ppm. Reject: pneumatic, response time <100ms. Film guiding: Unwinder: diameter up to 600mm, magnetic brake. Tension: dancer roller 10-30N adjustable. Tracking: ±1mm over 6m length, edge photoeye. Coding: data/lot inline, OCR verification optional. MAP (Modified Atmosphere Packaging) system: Gas mixer: Witt KM100-3 or similar. Accuracy: ±1% for each gas (N₂, CO₂, O₂). Flow: 50-200 l/min depending on speed. Monitoring: continuous residual O₂, alarm <1%. Gas flush: Nozzles: 6-8 pieces across product width. Volume exchange: 3× package volume. Residual O₂: <1% for meat, <3% for bread. Leak test: every 30 min, blue dye penetration. Sealing parameters (OPP/PE 40μm): Jaw temperature: Upper: 140-150°C. Lower: 135-145°C. Final transverse: 145-155°C. Longitudinal: 130-140°C continuous seal wheels. Seal quality: Width: 8-10mm nominal. Strength: >25 N/15mm (peel test ASTM F88). Integrity: burst test >30 kPa. Aesthetics: no wrinkles, discoloration, channels. Process validation (IQ/OQ/PQ): IQ - Installation Qualification: Utilities: 3×400V 32A, compressed air 6 bar. Space: 6×3m, height 2.5m, 360° access. Leveling: <0.1mm/m, vibration isolation. Documentation: schematics, CE certificates, instructions. OQ - Operational Qualification: Speed range: 30-200 ppm verification. Format range: 50×30 to 300×200mm. Temperature: all zones ±2°C stability. Gas mixing: ±1% composition accuracy. Alarms: all active, E-stop <0.5s. PQ - Performance Qualification: Test product: sausage 200g in MAP. Batches: 3×1000 packages. Format: 180×220mm, MAP 70/30 N₂/CO₂. Seal integrity: 100% test of the first 100. Residual O₂: <1% average, max 1.5%. Dimensions: ±2mm length, ±1mm width. Gas weight: ±5% target (volume compensation). Bosch MEC control system: Recipe management: 100+ products in memory. Format change: <15 min with tools, <5 min without. Production data: OEE real-time, quality stats. Maintenance: predictive alerts, spare parts. Integration: MES Level 2-3, OPC-UA protocol. Production efficiency: Nominal: 200 ppm for simple packages. Actual: 170-180 ppm (85-90% availability). MAP impact: -20% speed vs standard. Multi-pack: -40% for 2×3 configurations. Film usage: >92% (width 400mm, product 180mm). HACCP/GMP documentation: SOP: setup, production, cleaning, format change. CCP: sealing temperature, gas composition, metal detection. Validation: microbiological post-CIP, ATP <100 RLU. Training records: certified operators. Batch records: full traceability of raw materials. Operating costs: Film: 0.08-0.12 EUR/package. Gas: 0.02-0.03 EUR/package MAP. Energy: 8-12 kW average consumption. Parts: jaws 2000 EUR/year, Teflon 500 EUR/year. Service: 2000-3000 EUR/year preventive.
Comprehensive Support in Packaging Automation
We offer a full range of services: line audit with OEE optimization, installation with integration into existing systems, validation for pharmaceuticals and food (IQ/OQ/PQ), implementation of serialization and Track&Trace, training for operators and mechanics, preventive service with predictive diagnostics. We provide spare parts, films and tapes, vision and coding systems, upgrades (servo, robots, IoT). Support for certification (FDA, CE, ISO). Financing: operational leasing, rental, trade-in. Contact for TCO analysis and end-to-end automation proposals.
Used printing machinery: offset, digital, flexo and bindery
Printing machinery covers prepress, press and postpress: sheetfed and web offset presses, digital toner and inkjet presses, large-format flatbed and roll printers, flexo and screen lines, cutters and guillotines, folders, saddle stitchers, perfect binders, thread sealers, laminators, die cutters and creasers. Used presses reach the market when commercial printers consolidate, packaging plants switch formats, or in-plant shops close, and listings frequently include plate processors, CTP units, colour measurement gear and spare roller sets that shorten the path to production.
Start from the product mix, not the press size alone. A commercial shop printing brochures and business cards lives on fast makeready and small formats, while a packaging printer needs large formats, coating units and extended delivery. Check the maximum sheet size, the number of printing units plus coater, the counter readings for impressions and the service history of the dampening and inking systems. For digital presses, ask for click counts in mono and colour separately, the condition of drums or belts, and whether the RIP licence and colour profiles transfer with the sale.
Buying guide: what decides a used press is worth it
Mechanical wear hides in the details. On offset presses, inspect the cylinders for scoring, check gripper pads and bars, test the register accuracy across a full run, and examine the delivery pile for marking. Dampening rollers, ink ducts and wash-up devices must work evenly — uneven inking across the width points to roller or water-setting issues. Run the press at production speed and listen to the drive gear train: knocking under load is expensive. For folders and binders, run your own stock through the machine and measure fold accuracy, spine glue penetration and trim squareness.
Electrics, drying and extraction
Confirm the total connected load, the dryer type (IR, hot air, UV or LED-UV) and its working order, plus the powder spray, air supply and extraction connections the machine expects at your site. UV and LED-UV units need interlocks and shielding verified for safe operation. Ask for the electrical schematics, the backup of press presets where applicable, and the list of error codes currently stored in the control. A press that cannot demonstrate a clean makeready from plate to sellable sheet is not ready for inspection sign-off.
Deinstallation, transport and recommissioning
Printing presses are precision machines that dislike rushed moves: cylinders and frames distort when lifted at the wrong points. Use a crew that deinstalls presses regularly, photograph and label every cable, crate the rollers and remove ink before transport. Plan the foundation, the air and water connections and the delivery access at your plant before the press leaves the seller. Budget for a factory-trained engineer to recommission the press and for the first full service with new filters, oils and consumables.
Frequently asked questions
How do I judge impression counts on a used offset press?
Compare the impression counter with service invoices, roller replacement dates and the measured cylinder and gear condition. A high-count press with documented rebuilds and even print quality across the sheet can outperform a low-count press that sat idle without maintenance.
What must a digital press listing include?
Mono and colour click counts, consumable life remaining, the RIP software version and licence transfer terms, finishing modules included, and a printed test file showing solids, gradients and fine text. Confirm the service contract options at your location before agreeing the price.
Are spare parts still available for older folders and cutters?
Knives, cutting sticks, belts, brushes and folding rollers for widespread models remain available from independent suppliers. Check the knife length standard and the clamp opening: odd sizes complicate supply. For programmable cutters, confirm the control backup and the pusher accuracy.
What documents should come with the press?
Manuals, electrical and pneumatic diagrams, the declaration of conformity, the service log and the colour calibration records. For machines placed on the EU market after 1995, guards, interlocks and noise declarations matter for insurance and inspection, so verify them before payment.
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