Comprehensive Machine Overview
The Lombardi Flexoline 430 8C, manufactured in 2014, represents an advanced, heavy-duty solution for high-performance narrow-web flexographic printing and inline converting. Engineered by Lombardi Converting Machinery, this press combines rugged build quality with precise electronic control and versatile configuration options.
Equipped with 8 state-of-the-art GEW LED flexo printing units, multiple drying options, sophisticated web handling, and a non-stop turret rewinder, it is designed to handle complex label production runs with maximum efficiency and minimal downtime.
Detailed Equipment Breakdown
Web Input & Guidance
Unwinder & BST Web Guide
The machine starts with a reliable base unwinder working in tandem with an integrated high-precision BST Web Guide, ensuring flawless substrate alignment and stable web tension from the very beginning of the printing process.
Printing Technology
8x GEW LED Flexo Units
Features 8 high-performance GEW LED Flexo printing units that deliver exceptional print quality, high energy efficiency, and low thermal impact on sensitive substrates, allowing for vibrant multi-color printing.
Curing & Versatility
Hot Air Dryers & Turning Bar
Includes 4 interchangeable hot air dryers for optimal drying flexibility across different ink systems, supplemented by a turning bar to enable effortless reverse-side printing and multi-layer processing.
Inline Finishing
Delam-Relam & Shifter
Designed for complex label structures, the press incorporates a Delam Relam unit for sandwich printing/delamination, alongside a specialized Spilker label shifter to handle advanced application demands.
Converting & Die-Cutting
Rotary Stations & GAPMASTER
Equipped with a total of 2 standard rotary die cutting stations plus an advanced rotary die cutter featuring the GAPMASTER system for extreme precision cutting depth control, supported by 2 matrix waste rewinders.
Rewinding & Control
Ashe Opal 420 & Touch Panels
Features an Ashe Opal 420 Turret Rewinder for high-speed, non-stop production. Control is managed via a large central touch panel for main configurations, paired with dedicated touch panels on every single printing unit for maximum operator efficiency.
