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Used Presses in Missouri, USA

Allied Gear Model 100 10" Flexo Press
- Manufacturer: Allied
Allied Gear - Model 100 - 10" Flexo Press - Unwind with Web Guide & Splice Block - 3 Color - 2 Die Stations - Sheeting Station - 1 Waste Rewind - 2 Product Rewinds - Laminating - Turn Bar - Stacker
Grandview, MO
Sanjo PO3-270
- Manufacturer: SANJO
Perfect for Wine Labels!! - Sanjo PO3-270 - Semi Rotary Waterless Offset Label Press - Maximum print area 254mm x 254mm - 8 color press configured as follows: - Unwind with Web Guide & Splice Table - Stork Scree...
Grandview, MO
Nilpeter FA4 10 Color
- Manufacturer: Nilpeter
- Model: FA4
Nilpeter FA4 - 10 Color - GEW UV - 40" Unwind with Roll Lift - Enercon Corona Treatment - BST Inspection System - Laminating - Unilux Strobe Light
Grandview, MO
Webtron 750
- Manufacturer: Webtron
- Model: 750
- 10 Die Stations - 5 Unwinds - 7 Rewinds
Grandview, MO
1994 Comco Commander 10″ 7 Color
- Manufacturer: Comco
- 10" width - 7 Color - All UV with Chill Rolls - 2-Sided Corona Treater - Chiller - 4 Die Stations - 2 Product Rewinds - 2 Waste Rewinds - Lamination
Grandview, MO
Mark Andy 2100 7" 10-Color
- Manufacturer: Mark Andy
- Model: 2100
Mark Andy 2100 7" width 10 Color 4 Die Stations 2 Product Rewinds 2 Waste Rewinds Roll Lift UV Laminating Conveyor Print Cylinders
Grandview, MO
1988 Mark Andy 830 7" 3 Color
- Manufacturer: Mark Andy
- Model: 830
Mark Andy 830 - 1988 - 7” width - 3 Color - 3 Die Stations - 2 Waste Rewinds - 2 Product Rewinds - Laminating - Custom Built Air-Knife Slitting - Custom Built Large Roll Unwind
Grandview, MO
2004 Aquaflex DBX 10" 10 Color
- Manufacturer: Aquaflex
Aquaflex - Model DBX 1010 - 10" width - 10 Color - Manufactured in 2004 - 3 Die Stations - 1 Products Rewind - 2 Waste Rewinds - Ceramic Anilox Rolls - Laminating - Turn Bar - Stacker/Conveyor - Roll Lift - Web ...
Grandview, MO
Nilpeter Model FB4200S 16" 4 Color
- Manufacturer: Nilpeter
4 Color 16" Nilpeter - Model FB4200S - Servo Machine - 2 Die Stations - Sheeting Station - Roll Lift - 1 Waste Rewind - 1 Product Rewind - Stork Screen Unit
Grandview, MO
2009 Mark Andy XP5000 13" 10 Color
- Manufacturer: Mark Andy
- Model: XP5000
Mark Andy XP5000 - 13” width - 10 Color - Manufactured in 2009 - (2) 40” Unwinds with Roll Lifts & Overhead Bridge - (2) 40” Product Rewinds - (2) 32” Waste Rewinds - Re-Lam / De-Lam - 30” Lamination Tower - Sto...
Grandview, MO
Mark Andy 2100 7” 6 Color
- Manufacturer: Mark Andy
- Model: 2100
Mark Andy 2100 - 7” width - 6 Color - 3 Die Stations - Sheeting Station - Laminating - 2 Waste Rewinds - 2 Product Rewinds - Conveyor - Ceramic Anilox - Doctor Blades - Hot Air Drying (all stations) - UV on fina...
Grandview, MO
Webtron 750
- Manufacturer: Webtron
- Model: 750
Webtron 750 HQV 8 Color Unwind w/ Roll Lift Webguide 3 Die Stations Slitter Station Laminating 2 Waste Rewinds 2 Product Rewinds Slitter Turn Bar Conveyor UV on final station 3 ink pans 10 Anilox ~...
Grandview, MO
Webtron 750 HQV 8 Color
- Manufacturer: Webtron
- Model: 750
Webtron 750 HQV 7.5", 1/16P (print), 1/8P (dies) Roll Lift 8 Color 4 Die Stations Laminating Ceramic Anilox Doctor Blades 2 Product Rewinds 2 Waste Rewinds Aetek UV on Final Station Includes all toolin...
Grandview, MO
Mark Andy 4200
- Manufacturer: Mark Andy
- Model: 4200
Grandview, MO
Mark Andy Scout 10" 3-Color
- Manufacturer: Mark Andy
- Model: SCOUT
Mark Andy Scout 10" width 3-Color 3 Die Stations 1 Product Rewind 2 Waste Rewinds UV Dryer on final station Laminating Turn Bar
Grandview, MO

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Overview

Presses are machines used to apply pressure to materials in order to shape, mold, or compress them. They are commonly used in manufacturing and metalworking industries for tasks such as forging, stamping, and forming. There are various types of presses, including hydraulic, mechanical, and pneumatic, each suited for specific applications and materials.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used press?

Consider the type of press, its capacity, age, and overall condition. Check for any signs of wear and tear, and review maintenance records if available.

How do I ensure the press is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Make sure the press is securely fastened and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a press?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic fluids, inspecting for leaks, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.