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Auction Brochure LIVE ONSITE & WEBCAST PRINTING AUCTION BY ORDER OF THE SECURED CREDITOR OF Printing Methods, Inc. 1525 Emerson Street • Rochester, NY SALE DATE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 10:30 AM (ET) INSPECTION: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 9 AM TO 4 PM New 2001 Heidelberg Speedmaster 102 S+L 6-Color Press Heidelberg Speedmaster 52-5P3+L 5-Color Press New New 1997 2000 Bobst Die Cutter Model Autoplaten SP 104-E Creo Scitex Spectrum Trendsetter CTP System Model TS8 Sale under Management of: THOMAS INDUSTRIES & ADVANCED PRINT TECHNOLOGIES THE NATIONS LEADING FULL SERVICE PRINTING & GRAPHICS TEAM WORLDWIDE AUCTION & APPRAISAL SERVICES WELL MAINTAINED HEIDELBERG PRESSES Heidelberg Speedmaster 102 S+L 6-Color Press Heidelberg Speedmaster 102F 5-Color Press New 2001 Heidelberg Speedmaster 52-5P3+L 5-Color Press Heidelberg Speedmaster SM102-2-P 2-Color Press PRINTING PRESSES - SHEET FED Heidelberg 6-Color Sheet Fed Printing Press Model Speedmaster 102 S+L, S/N 532 468 (New 1991), 191 Million Impressions, 28 3/8”x40”, equipped with Coater, Oxy-Dry Spray Unit, CPC Control Console with Overhead Examining Light, Register System, Grafix IR Dryer w/Remote Control Console & Prisco-Prisco Tech Coating Pumping Unit, Alcolor Dampening, Baldwin Recirculating Tank Heidelberg 5-Color Sheet Fed Printing Press Model Speedmaster 102F, S/N 525 641 (New 1987), 296 Million Impressions, 28 3/8”x40”, equipped with Alcolor Dampening, 5-Royse Recirculating Tanks, CPC Control Console with Overhead Examining Light, Oxy-Dry Spray Unit, Color Dry “The New Advantage” IR Dryer Heidelberg 2-Color Perfecting Sheet Fed Printing Press Model Speedmaster 102-2-P, S/N 537382 (New 1995), 175 Million Impressions, 28 3/8”x40”, equipped with Exatronic Dry Spray Unit, CPTronic CPC Remote Console with Overhead Examining Light, Graphix Digitronic Spray Unit, Alcolor Dampening, IR Dryer, 2- Royse Recirculating Units, Ternes Pneumatic Plate Bender Heidelberg 5-Color Perfecting Sheet Fed Printing Press Model Speedmaster 52-5P3+L, S/N 204 951 (New 2001), 14”x20”, equipped with Perfecting Unit between 2:3, Coater, Extended Delivery, Alcolor Dampening Grafix Alphatronic 200 Dry Spray Unit, IR Dryer, Non-Stop Feeder & Delivery, CPC Control Console w/Touch Screen Monitor & Overhead Examining Lamp, Heidelberg Table Model Plate Punch, Technotrans Alph C120 L-3 Controller (Available By Private Negotiation Sale Call Now 203-458-0709) 2 SALE DATE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 10:30 AM (ET) COMPLETE BINDERY • PACKAGING EQUIPMENT • PREPRESS New 2004 James Burns L'Hermite EX380 Power Punch HP Indigo 550 7-Color Digital Press Felins Ultra Sonic 2000 Auto Poly Strapping Machines James Burns Wire-O Binding Machine Model New 2004 BB43/H COIL BINDING / WIRE-O / PUNCHING James Burns L’Hermite EX380 Heavy Duty Power Punch Machine, S/N 101, (New 2004) equipped PRINTING PRESSES - DIGITAL with Friction Pile Feeder, Die, Belt Conveyor HP Indigo Digital Printing Press Model 550, 7-Color Delivery Variable Data Digital Press S/N 53251R (New 2005), James Burns 17” Wire-O Binding Machine Model equipped with 4-Drawer Paper Feeder, On-Board BB43/H, S/N 5058N, (New 2004), equipped with HP RIP Model xw440 Workstation, Pile Delivery Coil Roll Stand, Electronic Controls, Feed Table (Available By Private Negotiation Sale Call Now Gateway Bookbinding Systems Coil Binding 203-458-0709) Machine Model PSB3000, S/N 4029 with 6mm to 30 mm cap. SADDLE STITCHER LINES L’Hermite 14” Power Punch Model Punch B, Series 1, Muller Martini Saddle Sticher Line (New 1997) S/N PB.240, Manu. 2004 equipped with 2-Square equipped with 6-Inserting Pockets, Cover Feeder Hole Dies, Foot Pedal Control Rhin-O-Tuff Model 1529.0411, Heavy Duty Multi-Head Stitcher, 14” Round Hole Power Punch with Foot 5’ Belt Conveyor Delivery, Roller Conveyor, Extra Pedal Control Akiles Knives, Extra Stitching Heads 2:1 and 3:1 Wire MAC Duo Manual Punch LIVE WEBCAST BIDDING AVAILABLE – WWW.BIDSPOTTER.COM 3 LATE MODEL BINDERY EQUIPMENT Shanklin Packaging Machine Model A26A Shanklin Packaging Machine Model S230 New New 2004 2003 Kansa Series 3 Auto Padding Machine Heidelberg Stahlfolder Folder Heidelberg Stahlfolder Folder Model RD-78 Model KP3814CF Model RD-78 New New 2002 2004 Herzog & Heymann Folder Model 166/02 Vijuk G&K 8-Plate Miniature Folder Type MBO Folder Model B118-1-18/4 P FA43/8SVA STRAPPING MACHINES PACKAGING MACHINES (2) Felins Ultra Sonic 2000 Automatic Poly Strapping Shanklin Automatic Shrink Wrap System equipped Machine, Type US2000LB, Serial Numbers 023251 & with Conveyor Feeder, Film Roll Stand with Pin 033606 Perforator, 20”x26” Automatic L-Sealer Model A26A, S/N A05138, Shrink Tunnel Model T8H, S/N PADDING MACHINES T05295 with Temperature Controls, Accordion Kansa Series 3 38” Automatic Padding Machine Skate Conveyor Delivery Model KP3814CF, S/N 513, equipped with Heated Shanklin Semi-Automatic Shrink Wrap Machine Adhesive Tank, Incline Conveyor Delivery equipped with Pneumatic Hole Punch, Roll Film Stand, 17”x20” L-Sealer, Model S230, S/N S9815, Shanklin Shrink Tunnel Model T-7F, S/N T-00369, Accordion Roller Skate Conveyor Delivery 4 OPEN HOUSE INSPECTION: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 (9-4) SALE DATE: JANUARY 20, 10:30 AM (ET) New New 1994 1999 Morgana Digifold Folder/Creaser Model Polar Mohr 45" Power Paper Cutter Model Polar Mohr 45" Power Paper Cutter Model 720-00-02 115EMC 115ED New New 1999 1999 Spartanics Paper Counter Model EZ- Polar Mohr Jogger Model RA-4 Polar Mohr Stacker/Lift Unit Model LW1000-4 KOUNT 750 FOLDERS Heidelberg Stahlfolder 30”x45” Automatic Folder Model RD-78, S/N FH FAEA-00107 (New 2004), equipped with Continuous Feeder, Heidelberg ACC2.4 Control Module, Electronic Control Panel, Conveyor Delivery Table Heidelberg Stahlfolder 30”x45” Automatic Folding Machine Model RD-78, Product Number 707724, S/N FH.FAEF-00126, (New 2003), 7-Plate, equipped with Continuous Feeder, Electronic Control Panel, Pressure Roller Section, Conveyor Delivery Table Vijuk G&K 17”x40” 8-Plate Miniature Folding Machine Type FA43/8SVA, Model VARIABLE, S/N 47554 (New 2004), equipped with GUK MCS-106 Digital Batch Counter, G&K Rollaway Unit Type FA35/4512, S/N 47556, 3-Additional Folding Attachments Type KS235, S/N 46618 & Type OUTSERT, Model MV, Serial Number 1274 & Type KS310, S/N 42483, Compression Conveyor Delivery Type S-350, S/N Herzog & Heymann 22” 12-Plate Automatic Folding Machine Model 166/02, S/N M7.40-100, (New 2002) equipped with Gremser Continuous Feeder Type R6, S/N 732000, Danelec MK19A Batch Counter, 8-Page Rollaway Unit S/N M7.32-83, Conveyor Delivery Unit S/N 177-1022 MBO 18”x26” Automatic Folding Machine Type B118-1-18/4 P, S/N RO2/130, Order Number 12183, equipped with Suction Pile Feeder, MBO MS Batch Counter, MBO 8-Page Rollaway Unit Type B118-2-18/3, Serial Number RO2/120, Order Number 12183, MBO Delivery Unit Type KAS 30, S/N 80125, Order Number 80970905 Morgana Digifold 11”x17” Folder/Creaser, Model 720-00-02, S/N 120902LBADC, equipped with Suction Feeder, Conveyor Delivery, 7-Fold Options (Available By Private Negotiation Sale Call Now 203-458-0709) 2007 MBO B-26SC Perfection Series continuous feed folder with two right angle roll away sections SN: Z039/60 batch counter, delivery conveyor table, manual roller & gap sets. (Available By Private Negotiation Sale Call Now 203-458-0709) 2007 MBO Palamedes Delta 703 high speed banding /slip sheeting / packaging machine attachment for Perfection Series. (Available By Private Negotiation Sale Call Now 203-458-0709) Stahl Stacker Unit Product VSA-66, S/N DDAB-00083, Product Number 707426 COMPLETE LOT CATALOG AND PHOTOS WWW.THOMASAUCTION.COM 5 WELL MAINTAINED BINDERY, CONVERTING & SUPPORT EQUIPMENT Challenge 26" Power Paper Baum Multiple Spindle Drill Cutter Model Titan 265 XG Model ND-5 Challenge Drill Model MS-10A BANDING MACHINES Palamides Semi-Automatic Banding Machine S/N 13.00273 with Tension Control, Foot Pedal Control, Control Panel w/LCD Display (Available By Private Negotiation Sale Call Now 203-458-0709) PAPER COUNTERS Spartanics Automatic Paper Counting Machine Model EZ-KOUNT 750, S/N 250 equipped with Programmable Electronic Controls, LED Display Ameritek Automatic Labeler Kluge Die Cutter/Foil Stamper Model 4 inch (2) US Paper Counters Shoot-II Programmable Model EHD14x22 Counter/Tab Shooter Serial Numbers 2198-9 & 1847-6 PAPER CUTTERS Polar Mohr 45” Power Paper Cutter Model 115ED, S/N 6931680 (New 1999), equipped with Programmable Spacing with 10” Built-In Screen, Left & Right 39”x39” Air Film Side Tables, Air Film Feature on Main & Back Tables, Electronic Eye Safety, 2-Hand Safety Controls, 8-Extra Knives Polar Mohr 45” Power Paper Cutter Model 115EMC-Monitor, S/N 6432001 (New 1994), equipped with Programmable Spacing, 11” Monitor, Left & Right 39”x39” Air Film Side Tables, Air Film Feature on Main & Back Tables, Electronic Eye Safety, 2-Hand Safety Controls, 8-Extra Knives Polar Mohr Jogger Model RA-4, S/N 692478 (New 1999), equipped with 35”x45” Air Film Jogging Table with Side Flaps, w/Quartzell Digital Electronic Scale Model PC-810 w/500 lb. cap. Polar Mohr Stacker/Lift Unit Model LW1000-4, S/N 6972181 (New 1999), with Remote Control and 2,200 lb. cap. Challenge XG 26” Power Paper Cutter Model Titan 265 XG, S/N 081771, equipped with Programmable Spacing, Left & Right Steel Side Tables, 2-Hand Safety Controls, Electric Eye Safety (Available By Private Negotiation Sale Call Now 203-458-0709) 6 LOT CATALOG & PHOTOS - WWW.THOMASAUCTION.COM SALE DATE: JANUARY 20, 10:30 AM (ET) New New 1997 2000 Bobst Die Cutter Model Autoplaten Creo Scitex Spectrum Trendsetter CTP System Model TS8 SP 104-E DIE CUTTERS LABELERS CTP SYSTEM Bobst 29”x40”Automatic Die Ameritek Automatic Label Creo Scitex Spectrum Trendsetter Cutting Machine Model Affixing Machine Model 4 inch, Computer-to-Plate System Autoplaten SP 104-E, Type M III S/N 0408009 with 4” Label cap.
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