2008 - Ryobi 750 Wide 6 Color Press

About this machine

This Ryobi 750 Wide is a used six-colour press — also referred to as a six-colour offset press — designed for commercial sheet-fed offset printing. Ryobi is a well-established Japanese manufacturer with a long history of producing offset printing presses for the commercial print, packaging, and graphic arts industries. This 2008 machine is located in Turkey and is offered at €124,000.

The press is configured for six colours plus a dedicated coating unit, making it suitable for high-quality multicolour work with an inline varnish or lacquer pass in a single production run. The maximum print size is 600 × 780 mm, placing it in the large-format sheetfed category. The long delivery system provides extended time for ink setting and is particularly useful when running heavy coverage or coated stocks.

Inking control is handled via Ryobi's PCS-G ink remote control system, which allows operators to make precise, console-based adjustments to ink zones across all printing units without stopping the press. The chamber duct inking system is supplied by Harris + Bruno, a recognised specialist in chambered doctor blade and anilox-based ink delivery, well suited to coating and special-effects applications. Temperature management is handled by a Combi Cooling Unit running the ConTemp system, which provides precise temperature control across the press to maintain consistent ink viscosity and colour stability throughout the run.

Plate changes are automated via the SAPC (Single Action Plate Change) system, reducing makeready times significantly compared to manual plate mounting. The press also features automatic measurement, which monitors and adjusts colour density in-press, and automatic washing for the blankets and rollers, both of which contribute to faster turnaround and reduced operator intervention between jobs. An antistatic system is included to manage paper handling on faster runs and with certain stock types.

Drying is handled by a Graphic Digital 3000 IR infrared dryer unit, positioned on the delivery to accelerate ink and coating cure before sheets are stacked. This combination of inline coating, chamber duct inking, automated plate change, closed-loop measurement, and IR drying represents a fully equipped production configuration for high-throughput commercial print work.

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