Roland 806 7M+L cardboard thickness

marg_lucas

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Hello!
Has anyone come across a Roland with the specific undercut sizes for cylinders on the serial number plate and knows if this UNDERCUT information confirms what MAXIMUM thickness of cardboard the cylinders can handle.Please let us know mlucas@asnewprint.com.au

Thanks
Margaret
 
Please take a picture of the plate that I am interested in.
 
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    Looks like a special order. I can't say exact thicknesses. Accurate information can be obtained from Roland.
    The instructor who puts the machine into operation can also easily measure the thickness of the packing's. It is an old machine (more than 40 y) and can work with and without contact between the rings. You need an old instructor (retiree). Many things on this machine are different from the modern one. On this machine, anything is possible with a good printer.
    I have print on the R800 2mm cardboard
     
  • I'm sorry. Now I saw that the machine is in Australia. These are dimensions in inches. So the machine is factory made to work on the rings. The plate + packing is 0.024 ". This is 0.004" above the ring. Normal for this mode of work. Blanked +packing must by 0.0809", on a par with the ring. For normal operation it is necessary to check the rings contact.
    The R800 is manufactured to work on the rings only by special order. For this reason, such a plaque is rare.
     
    I'm sorry. Now I saw that the machine is in Australia. These are dimensions in inches. So the machine is factory made to work on the rings. The plate + packing is 0.024 ". This is 0.004" above the ring. Normal for this mode of work. Blanked +packing must by 0.0809", on a par with the ring. For normal operation it is necessary to check the rings contact.
    The R800 is manufactured to work on the rings only by special order. For this reason, such a plaque is rare.
    Thanks for the reply. This is a US machine. Really appreciate your time. Kind regards Margaret
     
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