Bobine lavacaucciu'

Bobine per lavacaucciù automatici

SUPERTEX & SUPERTEX WHITE: Bobine per impianti lavacaucciù automatici realizzate nella lunghezza standard da 500 metri lineari. Disponibili in qualsiasi altezza per le seguenti macchine da stampa: HEIDELBERG - M.A.N. ROLAND - KBA - KOMORI - MITSUBISHI - PLANETA - ECC.

MINITEX & MINITEX WHITE: Minibobine per impianti lavacaucciù automatici realizzate nella lunghezza standard da 8 o 6 metri a seconda del tipo di macchina (scatole da 24 rotoli). Disponibili nelle diverse altezze per le seguenti macchina da stampa: HEIDELBERG - SPEEDMASTER 52 - MO65 - SPEEDMASTER 72 - SPEEDMASTER 74 - KOMORI - LITHRONE 26 - LITHRONE 28 - LITHRONE 40 - RYOBI - SAKURAY - ECC.

FOILTEX: Fogli pretagliati di tessuto non tessuto specifici per la pulizia manuale di rulli e tessuti gommati. (Scatole da 500 fogli nel formato 400mm. x 310mm.)

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KBA North America has received the 2010 Industry Award from the National Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL) at its Top Management Conference in the USA.

Goss's new web print sales boss for Latin America
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Presstek installation meets short print run demand
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KBA's new Comet press deal for Chinese newspapers
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New KBA IR and hot air dryers slash energy usage
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Rotoman enhances magazine print competitiveness
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Rapida press helps maintain carton print growth
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Fixed monthly print costs for heavy production
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Goss to present presses for Latin American market
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New sales boss boost for KBA North America
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Prisma newspaper presses success in India
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10-colour Heidelberg presses boost productivity
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Roland press prints brochures, poster and labels
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Apex selects Community press for 'Muscat Daily'
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