Heidelberg, Stahl

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[muziknonstopable]

can ya speak a bit louder , ive been running this machine for a week and ive gone a bit deaf

[vrsscom]

I use the earplugs and the hearing protection supplied, ran these machines for years no hearing problems.

[jimmydigital]

@vrsscom thanks. luckily it's only a certain type of stock that always dog-ears on the inside. often i'll run 400,000 6pp leaflets without seeing one, which makes it really frustrating. only really just starting to properly understand roller-pressures and how to set them. was a muller/heidelberg st. operator until last year.

[vrsscom]

@jimmydigital Naturaly request the printer texta marks the lay corner for you so when you guillotine your rego should be precise from the get go. Adjust roller pressure and be sure your in-feed is dead accurate and the 1st fold (plate1)is dead square. If after all of the above has failed set a fraction deeper on plate3 depending on stock type some do not like the inside fold 2 tight regardless of all other settings Hope this helps.

[jimmydigital]

@vrsscom g'day mate. have you got any tips on how to stop 6pp roll folds from snagging the corners on the inside fold? always have a nightmare with this.

[vrsscom]

no it has to be greased manualy n takes ages to do

[zedzedzebedeedoo]

why's it running so slow???

[muziknonstopable]

jurassic park

[CelsoR2008]

congratulations on machine!

[tobieapb]

Many machines, especially older machines manufactured when effects of loud noise where not known, did not come with certain protections that are now standard and required by law.

There is no way of adding these soundproofs. Just like antique cars that do not come with seatbelts. It has got nothing to do with lack of respect or care for personal safety.

Newer machines, do have the safety features, and are engineered with lower sound levels, and safety in mind.