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manual 18x24 graphics press?

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 01/03/2006 - 9:17pm.

im looking to get into low volume 18x24 screen printing. is there a manual graphics press out there? maybe something like the bigger 4x8 ones i have seen? who manufactures these?

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Anonymous says: Quiet! I've got a M & M V22 auto for sale Runs Great, Prints 22 x 28 New flood bar and squeegie New Long power cord. Runs on 30 amp 120 Volt power Would be perfect for 18 x 24 coroplast printing. $1000 Come ...
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Quiet!
I've got a M & M V22 auto for sale
Runs Great, Prints 22 x 28
New flood bar and squeegie
New Long power cord.
Runs on 30 amp 120 Volt power
Would be perfect for 18 x 24 coroplast printing.

$1000
Come and get it!

posted on: Wed, 01/04/2006 - 10:51pm
Anonymous says: hi, can you please send me pics & specifics? also where you at (city, state) how is it better than my "home made wooden press" ? thank stan signsmaxmi@yahoo.com posted on: Thu, 01/05/2006 - 3:24pm
Anonymous says: Stan, Well first off, Here is a photo http://yardsignsplus.com/images/autopress.jpg It is located in Richmond, IL 60071 Bruce posted on: Thu, 01/05/2006 - 8:27pm
Anonymous says: Dear Bruce, Could you pls tell me the details about this product?thanks! Best regards! RoseBruce wrote: > Stan, > Well first off, Here is a photo > http://yardsignsplus.com/images/autopress.jpg > ...
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Dear Bruce,
Could you pls tell me the details about this product?thanks!
Best regards!
RoseBruce wrote:

> Stan,
> Well first off, Here is a photo
> http://yardsignsplus.com/images/autopress.jpg
> It is located in Richmond, IL 60071
>
> Bruce

posted on: Fri, 01/06/2006 - 4:35am
Anonymous says: Like I posted before, M & M V22 auto, Runs Great, Prints 22" x 28" Micro adjustable Vacum table Prints up to 400 prints per hour New flood bar and squeegie New Long power cord. Runs on 30 amp 120 ...
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Like I posted before,
M & M V22 auto, Runs Great,
Prints 22" x 28"
Micro adjustable Vacum table
Prints up to 400 prints per hour
New flood bar and squeegie
New Long power cord.
Runs on 30 amp 120 Volt power
This machine is perfect for printing 18" X 24" coroplast.

Located in Richmond, Il 60071
Send a truck and $1000 and it's your's!!

Bruce

posted on: Fri, 01/06/2006 - 10:51am
Anonymous says: hi, Since I'm new to this can you tell me what steps your press will automate for me? Like pulling squeegee? Anything else? posted on: Thu, 01/12/2006 - 10:34am
Anonymous says: Stan, Yes it pulls the squeegie, And it has a vacum table to hold the coroplast or whatever you print in place. It makes printing 100 Plus pc's a breeze! Bruce posted on: Thu, 01/12/2006 - 4:13pm
Anonymous says: does it pick up and put down the screen? if yes how does it work? (like a button or...?) thank you posted on: Thu, 01/12/2006 - 6:41pm
Anonymous says: Yes it picks up the screen and puts it down you put in the blank piece of coroplast it puts the screen down and prints it than it lifts up the screen and you take out the printed coroplast. Repeat. Oh ...
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Yes it picks up the screen and puts it down
you put in the blank piece of coroplast it puts the screen down and prints it than it lifts up the screen and you take out the printed coroplast. Repeat.
Oh yea there is a foot pedal you press to make it start this cycle.
Bruce

posted on: Thu, 01/12/2006 - 8:52pm
Anonymous says: Call me and I will tell you how to screen print 18" x 24" coroplast signs with VERY little effort or money. I have NOTHING to sell you..... I will simply tell you how to do it yourself. Richard www.SignTrainer.com " ...
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Call me and I will tell you how to screen print 18" x 24" coroplast signs with VERY little effort or money.

I have NOTHING to sell you..... I will simply tell you how to do it yourself.

Richard
www.SignTrainer.com
" Sign Training Videos"
www.AABestSigns.com
Tampa, Fl
813-814-7611

posted on: Tue, 01/24/2006 - 9:43pm
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