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1 x handfeed, 4 x Sprint 7000 gathering stations, criss-cross delivery...
2008 KBA 105 4L
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demonstration model, never used, 300 x 420mm max, 100 x 140mm min form...
2010 OSAKO PODER
13,000 per hours, 6 x type 836 rotary feeders with tilt back option, 1...
2008 WOHLENBERG TRIM-TEC 75I
75 cycles per minute, max sizes 310mm x 380mm, minimum 100mm x 145mm, ...
1993 MULLER MARTINI PONY 3020
5 clamps, milling and roughening, hotmelt spine and sideglue (2001), ...
2007 MULLER MARTINI PRESTO
1 x hand feeding station, 6 x feeders 1551, 1 x cover feeder 1528, 1 x...
2005 KOLBUS KM473
22 million books from new, speed upto 8,000 cph ZU 841.A x 18-Station ...
2004 MULLER MARTINI TIGRA 1570
16 x 1571 gathering stations, plus hand feed with ASIR signature recog...
2011 HEIDELBERG SM 74 4
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Mitsubishi began way back in 1884 as a shipbuilding business. Indeed, the instantly recognisable ' three diamonds' logo of Mitsubishi originally came from the ship's flag adopted by the company's forefather, Tsukumo Shokai.
Today Mitsubishi or, to use its full title, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is a huge global corporation responsible for the production of ships, cars, aircraft and a huge variety of other machinery including print machinery.
Mitsubishi takes pride in using innovative, cutting edge technology in all its manufacturing. Indeed, Mitsubishi likes to cross pollinate ideas across its manufacturing bases to ensure that all its production stays at the cutting edge of the latest technology. This process has allowed Mitsubishi to produce print machinery which both innovative and able to couple high productivity with low ope.. Read more
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