CI Flexo Presses, used

General availability of used central-impression (CI) flexographic presses for flexible packaging, commercial print, film, foil, paper, and converting applications. Equipment includes Uteco Emerald/Onyx/Sapphire EVO, W&H Miraflex/Novoflex, and other CI/flexo lines from Bobst, PCMC, Flexotecnica, Rotomec, Cerutti, Carraro, Bielloni, Stevens, Wolverine, Victory Kidder, Gloucester, and more.
CI FLEXOGRAPHIC PRESSES – PACKAGING & COMMERCIAL PRINTING
Manufacturers: Uteco, Windmller & Hlscher (W&H), Bobst, PCMC, Flexotecnica, Rotomec, Cerutti, Carraro, Bielloni, Stevens, Wolverine, Victory Kidder, Gloucester
PRINTING CAPACITY
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Colors: 6–12 color CI configurations
Repeat Lengths: Typical 12"–32" (varies by model)
Web Width: ~800–1600 mm common; large-format available
Speed Range: ~300–600 m/min depending on press series
SUBSTRATES
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Flexible packaging films (PE, PP, BOPP, PET)
Paper & coated papers
Aluminum foil & laminates
Specialty packaging substrates
Commercial film printing
CORE SYSTEMS
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CI Drum: precision-ground, temperature-controlled
Anilox Technology: sleeve or conventional anilox systems
Plate Change: quick-change sleeves, automatic mounting options
Drying: hot air, IR, and energy-optimized drying tunnels
Tension: automated tension and web-guiding systems
Register: camera-based closed-loop register & inspection
Inking: enclosed doctor blades, viscosity/temperature controls
WEB HANDLING & AUXILIARY
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Shaftless or turret winders
Unwind/rewind with automatic splicing
Corona/Plasma treatment
Web cleaners, static control
Laminating & coating modules (on equipped lines)
Slitting or converting integration (model dependent)
APPLICATIONS
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Flexible packaging
Food packaging
Shrink films
Labels
Commercial flexo printing
Converting & laminating operations