Heidelberg 106 XL 16000 iPh non stop change over
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- This is a non-stop change over running 16000 iPh 28x40 60#.
This day I was actually running 18000 in between change overs (was intense to say the least).
Heidelberg is so user friendly . Press operator since 1990. ( started 1986 ).
Very quick wash ups,make ready and run transition. And of course Heidelberg quality. Color holds great and tight registration.
Good job with the change over! I did 105,000 in a 8 hr shift on a older Heidelberg CD. It only ran 15,000 a hour.
I made 30 years ago 100.000 sheets Nestlé Rowntree Smarties in 8 hours with a Speedmaster CD 5 LXL 72x102 (13.000 I.p.h. max)
Very good 👍 sir
Thanks
I’m at work right now starting up8xl
Also today is my 37 th
Year of service
That is great show off video my friend.Let me tell you what happen to me and my bros,I operate an old speedmaster 5 colour and one day the boss, he say continuous feeder and delivery must now happen to increase the profits.Me and my bro,I-Roy were like 'what?' I was under pressure so I-Roy and I try to increase production by using continuous delivery.It no work as I smash up delivery chains when I bring up a new pallet.I got sacked and I- Roy got kept on as he is an assistant.I hate the prints and the bosses.I stay alone now and live off handouts from rich tourists.
Yes! Life in the printing industry is very stressful not unless you love your job. With great passion, as if you are not working for a single day in your life. I’ve learned to love my job as the one managing the business. Especially now that we will be printing the Mt. Carmel Bible Story Books. God bless!
LMAO!
Брак гонит,по-любому тираж перетиснул.Зарплата в минус.
Браво!👏
I miss being in a press room!
Great job....
Legend ! 🇧🇷
I am working Heidelberg XL 106 hovers speed per 18000 ,we use auto logistics, connecting auto pile
Shan mugam
Auto logistics , I’ll look it up .
Would like to see it in action.
You on 8s or 12 hr shifts.
@@dalethompson4307 8hrs
@@shanmugamm7762 12 hr shifts
6-6 straight midnights.
Muy bien exelente trabajo
I wish I had a cheering section every time I did a changeover. But, I'd get tired of it.
Ya ok
It’s just a video I made because I was bored. Just got my 35 years of service . And I’m still awesome . Can’t wait to see your video
We actually still have this presss and it only runs about13000. Millions of printed sheets.
@@dalethompson4307 I run an older press. 550 million impressions +. No sign of slowing down. Good old girl.
@@dalethompson4307 hats off to you, bro. Love the trade. Nobody to bring up the ranks.
Come on guys snowing in the pressroom is a thing of the past with presses running u.v. lamps nowadays
This press is not UV , 2/5 are.
Not always the case
Not sure why this popped on my feed maybe cause I get alot vids from heidelberg, but the new 106s have a delivery belt now that does auto changes
Auto change overs at delivery, that’s cool
@@dalethompson4307 ya the press I run is pretty insane 8c 106 uv with cold foil and 2 coaters. I like some of the comments though, some of these young guys like all it is is pressing buttons now, there's no craftsmanship anymore. If you dont have your air set right in the delivery going that fast its guaranteed to jam up going that fast especially when your running say 28x40 80lb gloss text with aq on it which is bound to curl on you, they just have no idea
A child's toy is success for Americans: D japanese and chinese laugh while watching :))
And yet, they come to America, or Germany, for quality.
our 8hr one day record 128500 productions in XL 106
Shan mugam
Wow pretty impressive for an 8 hr shift. Send me video of your change over.
Basically, zero blanket washes or trips. Changeovers are nothing.
That's 16000/hr, non-stop, for 8 hrs, no breaks, no trips nothing? That's a hard pace. Any quality checks involved?
hola muy buenas un saludo muy especial desde colombia
Sensacional👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Un acosa las mejores máquinas son las Heidelberg si hay buenas máquinas pero esta es la mejor aunq la kVA le gana terreno
..come fate a fare tante tirate senza lavare i caucciù?! Io lavoro su una cx senza non-stop. Facciamo per un cliente, 150gr 120000 tirate in 11 ore circa con lavaggio caucciù ogni 8000 con relativo cambio bancale. Come fate a non lavare i caucciù?!! Grazie
Rookie style
Rey Garcia
Let’s see in action,
Smfh . Pressman always getting balls broken no matter what 🤦🏻♂️. Rookie style ? Pretty awesome Dale. I haven't touched an offset press in years but I know that's intense. Came across this while at work. I'm running an HP indigo. 2000 sheets an hour lol .
isn't that what it's designed to do?
jon edgar this press was retro fitted with non stop delivery. Installed by JTT of toronto
Dale Thompson Ahhh I see, that makes more sense now. Jon
I find it a bit worrying that he was absolutely made up he did a successful changeover.
Ok thanks for watching
Now I run 8xl.
Was this his first ever attempt?
Next time put the skid in with pile on the ground.
Aaron Ament
The lower sensors will make press stop. I'm above upper sensor.
Aaron Ament
Yes, I’ve been doing this . Putting skid on pile when it’s down all the way . Feel like 007 during change overs, avoiding all sensors.
Small format, added function to hold sheets, easy changing without platform, nothing special.
Not stop 17000 iph
seems a bit pointleess risking damage to me
This is what we do
On my way to work now .
Nobody runs that fast anymore
Usually 12 13000 iph.
the potential for damage and the cost invoved in downtime and repair makes this, completly unnecesary@@dalethompson4307
That’s how XL presses run
Fast. We have 5 presses all Heidelberg. One press is almost at one billion impressions.
as ahburg pressman for a long time not disputing that just raising the fact that the element of risk /needless damage should be considered@@dalethompson4307
@@paulcarroll4003
In video text , I mentioned slowing press down for change over.
Are you an operator? If yes what kind of press are you running
yo lo hago a 18000 iph en 90grms
No me sorprende es lo. Qhago todos los días lo siento
Why have got a cap on when indoors?
Bassmanfallon
I like to keep my bald head covered.
Also,
the hat visor reduces bright light absorption. Combined with safety glasses,
I’m doing what I can to preserve my vision. It snows offset powder in press room.
DT
I think you are just trying look trendy and fashionable Dale.If the pressroom 'snows' offset powder then you must have a serious leak in system at least but when you back up a job, bro...you gonna have to use a unit to scavenge all that snow.
To fast I'd jam sheets 😅😅
Running at 13000 is better .
To focus on quality in stead of how sheets deliver. I’m on my way to work right now. Same press in video.
Slow it down Grandpa before you hurt yourself!
Looking forward to seeing your video of you at work.