When Hans Gronhi announced the purchase of Japanese press manufacturer Shinohara in 2012, it signalled a new phase for the rising star of global offset. Established in 1919, the Shinohara name has always been associated with innovation at the cutting edge of press technology, a reputation Hans Gronhi is keen to maintain and expand upon. The acquisition also allows the values Hans Gronhi has become famous for - exceptional quality at a more affordable price - to be applied to the SRA2, B2 and B1 formats for the first time.
Shinohara presses are available in sheet sizes 66cm, 75cm, 79cm, 92cm with perfecting, mid and high pile options, and come with a host of other features, many unique within the Shinohara range.
The 79 series has a sheet size of 585 x 790mm and is
available in a wide range of configurations from four to eight colours, with medium and high pile options. It is also available as a perfecting machine.
Touch screen designed for interactive operationA wide variety of tasks can be controlled using a touch screen designed to enhance operator efficiency. A modern intuitive interface also allows for the monitoring of settings during plate change or switchover to perfecting mode |
Advanced Feeder HeadA redesigned feeder head meets the demands of high speed production, and means a minimum of adjustments are required when changing the sheet size. |
High speed Registration systemIncreased rigidity of the grippers is one of the factors which makes consistent registration at high speeds a key shinohara feature An ultrasonic double-sheet detector is used for monitoring misfed papers regardless of thickness or colour. |
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The optimal roller layout was designed to improve the efficiency of ink distribution. The SHinohara system achieves an ideal ink transfer and optimal ink/water balance.
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