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rotary pressPrinting press that prints on paper passing between a supporting cylinder and a cylinder containing the printing plates. In contrast, the flatbed press has a flat printing surface. The rotary press is used mainly in high-speed, web-fed operations in which the press takes paper from a roll, as in newspaper printing. Many of these large presses not only print as many as four colours but also cut and fold and bind in a cover, all in one continuous automatic process. Paper passes through some presses at nearly 20 mph (30 kph); large presses can print up to 60,000 copies of 128 standard-size pages in an hour. See also R. Hoe. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Extruders and extruder systems, rubber calenders, profile production lines, rotary presses, v-belt manufacturing machinery and plastics extrusion equipment are featured in a color pamphlet. The assets include three rotary presses with sophisticated in-line finishing equipment, plus substantial ancillary equipment. Injection systems are described, along with closing units, automatic process control, modular and upgradable vertical and horizontal presses, Sacomat injection and rotary presses, vacuum compression presses and specialty presses. |
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