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Sakurai 466 SIP

The Sakurai 466 SIP, manufactured in 2005 and bearing serial number HF113105, is a four-color offset press with a maximum sheet size of 470 x 660 mm and a total of 25 million impressions. Currently in operation at a printshop in Germany, this press is equipped with the DTC Delivery Top Console featuring a touch screen and full remote-control operation. It incorporates advanced automation systems such as SIS (Sakurai Interactive System) for make-ready, SAS (Sakurai Auto Set) for paper size and thickness adjustment, and SPC (semi-automatic plate change), along with a plate running register system and cocking register for precise alignment.



The press is fitted with automatic washers for blanket cylinders and inking rollers, Olivermatic dampening, and a Baldwin refrigeration and Bal Control system to ensure consistent print quality. Its feeder includes a suction-belt feed table with electronic double sheet and side lay detectors, while the chromed impression cylinders enhance durability and performance. The machine also features a perfector for 4/0 or 2/2 printing with full automation, semi-high pile delivery, and a powder spray system.



Included with the press are a plate punch, compressor, tools, and manuals, making this Sakurai 466 SIP a complete and well-equipped solution for high-quality, efficient offset production.
Format: 470 x 660 mm

Equipment:
Console DTC (Sakurai Delivery Top Console) with Touch Screen. Full Remote Control Operation :
SIS (Sakurai Inter Active System) for make ready
Plate Running Register system
SAS (Sakurai Auto Set) for Paper size and thickness
SPC (Semi-automatic Plate Change)
Cocking Register
Automatic Washers: Blanket Cylinders & Inking Rollers
Olivermatic Dampening
Baldwin Refrigeration System & Bal Control
Feeder with Suction-belt feed table
Electronic Double Sheet & Side lay Detector
Chromed Impression Cylinders
Perfector 4/0 - 2/2 (Full automatic)
Semi-High Pile delivery
Powder Spray
Including: Plate Punch, Compressor Tools and Manuals
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