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Description: Enkel Tandem Pair of splicers
Speed rating of 25,000 copies per hour or about 800 feet per minute. Maximum roll width is 38 inches and maximum roll diameter is 45 inches. These could be converted to hold 50 inch diameter rolls fairly easily. The splicers come with:
•Relay logic controls
•A shared 2200 pound hoist
•4 Tidland coreshafts (steel)
•Motorized sidelay
•480 VAC incoming power
•Two webover rollers.
Description: Enkel Tandem Pair of splicers
Speed rating of 25,000 copies per hour or about 800 feet per minute. Maximum roll width is 38 inches and maximum roll diameter is 45 inches. These could be converted to hold 50 inch diameter rolls fairly easily. The splicers come with:
•Relay logic controls
•A shared 2200 pound hoist
•4 Tidland coreshafts (steel)
•Motorized sidelay
•480 VAC incoming power
•Two webover rollers.
I was shooting down a dark staircase and somebody emerged. I asked where the stairs led. He said to his workshop and he invited me in. It had a few old but working printing presses and he said he can still get spare parts. Albert told me he is 60 and will retire in 12 months. Nobody will take over the business and it will close. He will move to Thailand. He explained there are 3 or 4 similar businesses still operating but seemingly not for much longer.
Beautiful old building in Colonial Williamsburg. The printing press is in the basement, which you enter from the back. Behind this building is another building, which houses the book bindery.
lookatmeprint -one of the largest printing press i dubai and sharjah. we provide all kind of printing
There wasn't much we were into at the museum.
As evidenced by the fact that the only photo Amanda took was of an old printing press.
Taken because it looks like the one they used in Deadwood, the western TV show from HBO.
Our blood sugar was crashing, so we left to find dinner.
This Army printing press was used to print 28,000 pardons for the confederate soldiers present at the surrender signing.
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More shots of the printing equipment displays from Worth Higgins. I was more careful with the lighting in these than the previous ones posted.
The Tonn Press was renowned for Welsh literary scholarship and was largely the work of William Rees (1808–1873), a prominent figure in the town. Llandovery was one of the important printing centres in Wales and Tonn Press publications are today sought by book collectors far and wide and are notable for their design, quality printing and the variety of their titles.
The Old Printing Office is now at St Fagans.
this is one of two of the oldest printing presses left in the world (he said... maybe he said country?) . it's AMAZING.
Frontage of Edward Everard's Printing Works in Broad Street, Bristol.
Built in 1900, closed in 1967, the frontage was retained and became part of new Nat West Bank Offices.
The centre section shows, on the left, Johannes Gutenburg (introduced the printing press), the middle depicts the 'Spirit of Literature' and on the right is William Morris (British Textile Designer).