Goss M600 Foila

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    Guest 82818-824 Previous User

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    Anyone have any experiance on one of these? There would seem to be some advantages to this press bridging the gap between sheet-fed and web-offset, for one, no worries about environmental health with regards to needing an afterburner with heatset webs and true blanket to blanket impression.

    http://www.gossinternational.com/clientuploads/folia/index.htm
     
  2. inkman99

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    Yeah, lots of time on that press, formerly known as the Heidelberg M600, if this is the same ? I know Goss bought their division. Sheetfed quality but with SPEED ! Short or long runs, great press.
    Good luck,
    S
     
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    What??? The M600 is a heatset weboffset press with a folder!
    This press starts with reels but only has a sheeter on the end.
     
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    Yeah thats OK too, these presses (all presses) can be configured just about anyway possible.
     
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    ??? You really haven't the faintest idea what you're talking about have you!
     

  6. inkman99

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    I'm not going to argue these facts, perhaps the M600 foila is a different press than the one I used to work on. YES, most presses when ordered from the manufacturer can have any number of units, with a folder or without, with a sheeter or with out, etc....... I've been in printing for almot 30 yrs. and I do know what I'm "talking about". Like I stated before maybe we are thinking of something else, good luck.

    Regards,
    Scott :)
     
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