KBA Performa 66 Presses

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Hello.
Please, somebody tell me the dimensions of blanket at KBA Performa 66?

Razvan.
 
  • Offset blanket size 560 x 664 mm (22 1/16" x 26")


    Maximum sheet size 485 x 66 mm (19" x 26")
    Minimum sheet size standard 330 x 330 mm (13" x 13")
    option 260 x 330 mm (10 1/4" x 13")
    Maximum paper thickness 0.45 mm (0.018")
    Weight of paper 30-350 g per sq.m
    Max. print area (one-side printing) 475 x 650 mm (18 1/4" x 251/2")
    Max. print area (perfecting) 465 x 650 mm (18 3/8" x 251/2")
    Gripper margin 10 mm (3/8")
    Max. machine speed 10 000 sheets per hour
    Printing plate size 530 x 650 mm (20 7/8" x 131/2")
    Printing plate thickness 0.3 mm (0.012")
    Offset blanket size 560 x 664 mm (22 1/16" x 26")
    Offset blanket thickness 1.9 mm (0.075")
    Feeder pile height 940 mm (37")
    Delivery pile height (using palettes) 700 (740) mm (27 1/2") (291/8")
    Low delivery pile height 430 mm (17")
     
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  • difference between Performa 74 and Performa 66.

    What is the difference between Performa 74 and Performa 66.
    Except Sheet size :confused:
     
    Hi guys,
    I have a customer interested in a 4 year old 5 colour 66. Are they a good reliable press? What spares would he need to hold? What are the weak points in the design and running of this press?
    Ray
     
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