Moving our Digital Press for Print Shop Better Efficiency

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Screen Printing Equipment
- Automatic Press: Workhorse Sabre 6/8
- Manual Press: KRUZER™ Manual Screen Printing Press 6 Color, 4 Station
- Exposure Unit: Vastex E-200
- Drying Cabinet: Workhorse SD10
- Automatic Flashing Unit: Workhorse Flashback Roll-In Flash Unit - 16"x20"
- Manual Flashing Unit: Workhorse Super Seca Flash Cure Unit
- Dip Tank: Easiway PR-525
- Washout Booth: DIY
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Large-Format Sign Equipment
- Flat Bed: Mimaki JFX200-2513
- Roll-to-Roll Printer: Mimaki JV100-160 63" Dual CMYK SS21 Inks
- Roll-to-Roll Printer: Mimaki JV100-160 63" 8-Color (CMYK+LcLmLk) SS21 Inks
- Roll-to-Roll Cutter: Mimaki CG-130AR 54" Vinyl Cutter
- Laminator: Royal Sovereign Sigmont 65H 65" with Heat Assist
- Trimming: Keenkut 120" Sabre 2 General Purpose Cutter
Paper Printing and Finishing Equipment
- Digital Press: Xerox Versant 280
- Guillotine Cutter: Polar Mohr from 1966
- Folding Machine: MBM 508A Automatic Folder
- Slitter/Cutter/Creaser: Aerocut X
Sublimation Equipment
- Wide-Format Sublimation Printer: Mimaki TS100-1600 64"
- Tumbler/Mug Press: Heat Press Nation Craft Pro
Laser
- C02 OM Tech AF3555-130 with Water Chiller
- Fiber OM Tech FM6969-30S - 30W SPLIT FIBER
Software
- Shopvox.com
- Mimaki Rasterlink 7
- SAI Flexi
- EFI Fiery
- Adobe Creative Cloud Suite
- Canva.com
- Chipply.com

[@ttms]

I never move equipment... 😬

[@smalltownink]

Never huh? lol 😂

[@CLTGeek]

What is it with electricians and coke/meth? I've been through 3 of them here in CLT.

[@leonardo29098]

that press not that hard to move. hardest part is separating the square binder. paper makes money but it takes up too much time some times.

[@miketheprintman]

Nice. I'm sure the Xerox tech's will like that better anyway, easier to access the backside of the machine. I've been saying it a long time, paper printing is the most profitable part of a print shop, hands down. Less effort. The only issue is the up front costs for all the equipment you need. Next you should look at maybe buying an old Heidelberg Windmill letterpress. It's a great showpiece you can put in the window of the shop and I'm sure with your location you'd get a ton of people coming in needing wedding invitations and other types of things. You can also die cut with it, so you can use it to special shape cut all your digitally printed work.