Useful Tips for the Used Press Buyer
Buying a pre-owned press can get you more bang for your buck. Four industry veterans share their experiences to help you get the best press possible.
Sarantakos: Be sure to spell out exactly what is to be refurbished. Include everything. We made sure the press had new perfecting jacket and rollers; these are big dollar items. In addition, we had a parts-and-labor guarantee for 90 days following the acceptance of the unit. Arrange for complete and extensive training. Even if your press persons are long-time operators, make sure that they train on everything.
- Companies:
- Heidelberg
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