Athletic Numbering Screen Printing Machine

US $1800

Peabody, Massachusetts, United States
May 25th

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I purchased this press a few years back to service a particular client. I have not needed to use it for a little while and would rather have the space in my shop. The unit is in great condition and has 2 sets of 2 color screens(4 screens total). This also has the quartz flash unit and the 4 color press option that turns this into a 4 color press. Pick up is at my shop in Salem, Massachusetts. <<<<<<<<<<<WILLING TO SHIP>>>>>>>>>> I don't have the machine disassembled and packed, so I do not know what the shipping cost would be. But I can figure it out once I find an interested party. feel free to contact me with any questions. Thank you for viewing my page. Feel free to read the literature on the machine below. Athletic Number Screen Printing Machine For many printers, numbering garments is a large part of their business. The Number Machine could be just what the printer ordered. The press is constructed from tubular steel, which forms a sturdy base. The way the press works is simple. You can print either one or two-color numbers from zero to 99. For two color numbers the press holds two screens with numbers from zero to nine pre-exposed onto the screen. One screen is attached to the press in the standard clamshell fashion; this screen pivots up and down over the pallet and is controlled by gas shocks. The second screen attaches to the press in a horizontal fashion on nylon rollers. You can pull the second screen over the pallet while the first screen comes down in the standard clamshell method. Both screens are pre-registered and exposed at the factory. The pallet is the standard wood with a laminate covering. It's attached to the press via a support arm on rollers. This allows the pallet to be rolled under the number you want to print. The registration system on this press is done visually, but that doesn't mean "eyeballing". Along the entire length of the press is a grid for each numbering position. A guide on the pallet support arm lines up with the grid. The alignment depends on whether you're printing a single numeral, or the left or right numeral of a double-digit number. This system allows you to quickly locate the pallet in the correct position for the screen and number position you want to print. It takes only minutes to get acquainted with its visual registration system. Once that was accomplished, we handily printed one and two-color numbers from 2" to 12" quickly and precisely.