Valuable preset functions reduce operator intervention to a minimum. All press programs can be started and the feeder and infeed settings can be modified at the touch panel on the first printing unit. Five monitoring functions watch over the passage of sheets through the infeed, and there are neither manual settings to make nor guide elements to be exchanged when switching between different substrates. The pile lift is furthermore continuous and thus jerk-free. The shaftless technology demands only a minimum of maintenance, is reliable in production, and runs with universal settings for most typical substrates. Further examples are to be found through the whole press: Mention can be made of the DriveTronic feeder with four dedicated drives for the main and auxiliary pile lift (the latter for non-stop pile changing), the feeder head and the feed table.
One expression of this is the maximum production speed of 16,500 sph. The new Rapida 105 is indisputably on the heels of its high-tech counterpart, the Rapida 106. And with even more configuration variants than before, it permits tailored adaptation to an endless diversity of user requirements, from commercial and label printing through to high-quality packaging with inline finishing and the many special applications for which the flexible Rapidas are virtually predestined. Many innovative features of the highly automated and high-speed Rapida 106 are now also to be found in the new Rapida 105. At the end of November, KBA is also offering an opportunity to see the new Rapida 105 in production at the KBA facility in Radebeul. Its predecessor was already especially successful on the growth market China. After completion of the usual beta tests, the new press was officially unveiled at the All in Print China trade show in Shanghai in November.
sheet format 74 x 105 cm) builds upon the same technology platform as its top-of-the-class sister press, the KBA Rapida 106. But that already sums up the advance: The new Rapida 105 (max. In the next few days, the sheetfed offset facility of Koenig & Bauer AG (KBA) in Radebeul will be taking up production and shipping of a new generation of sheetfed offset presses for the highly popular medium format market.Īll that has remained of the previous Rapida 105, which has enjoyed a worldwide reputation for reliability, flexibility and performance for the past 13 years, is the familiar name.
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