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Lithographic press Steinberg and Stolberg. Maximum stone size 88 x 100 cm
Euro 1800,-- Click on image
Width 130 cm (incl. handle), Height 220 cm, Length 230 cm. Weight appr. 400 kg .
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Very special lithographic press. Made in France by Bouzard. Made of cast iron. Bed size 60 x 65 cm. Outside dimensions Width 85 cm, Length 160 cm, Height 120 cm. Weight appr. 250 kgs. Price 1800,-- Euro , excl. VAT. Press is in excellent condition and will be serviced before delivery.
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Acid tray with rim exhaust, but WITHOUT fan. Used to work safely with etching with nitric acid. Normally there is a fan mounted on the undeframe. This one however needs to be connected to an external fan.
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Etching Press Peter van Ginkel. Built in the 1980's Price 2000 Euro excl. VAT. Features:
- Bed size 80 x 180 cm. This is a solid steel bed 2 cm thick. Weight of the bed alone is 235 kgs. The steel bed makes the press special. Later presses were all fitted with a synthetic bed.
- No visual damage to the bed or the rolllers. The dark coulour of the rollers is from oxidation, which does not effect on printing.
- The press is top roller driven, by a handwheel and a closed gear system.
- Estimated total weight of the press is 650 kgs.
- The press can be moved and installed by Polymetaal at extra cost.
- Before delivery Polymetaal will check the press and do some mmaintenance.
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Krause etching press, belonged to the well-known Dutch printmaker Hermanus Berserik (1921-2002). Bed size (steel) 66 x 128 x 3 cm. Gearing system.Total width 110 cm, Total length (wheel) 190 cm, Total height 210 cm. Euro 3500 excl. VAT
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Peter van Ginkel, Acid system with rim exhaust, capacity 60x80cm. Complete with plastic cover, flexible hose and 230 Volt plastic fan.
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Air powered chain hoist. Capacity appr. 500 kgs.
To be used in environments with potential explosive gases, like garages, some warehouses, etc.
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We have hundreds of lithographic stones in stock. Lately we discovered a source with hundreds of big lithographic stones.
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Fan, made of welded plastic. Acid resistant. Was once part of a Peter van Ginkel acid bath with rim exhaust. 230 Volt.
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Please check the 6 wooden lithographic presses below. About eight years ago we bought them, in pieces, in France. They came from the Maeght lithographic workshop in Paris. We have to realize we do not have the time to restore all these presses, but we do not want to scrap them either. So, we are looking for a new home for all of these presses, to be finally restored. Every reasonable bid will be considered, the survival of these presses is more important than the money. Please respond to info@polymetaal.nl |
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(Press #1) We are working on the restauration of a lot of presses we acquired some years ago from "Atelier Maeght" in Paris. Let us know when you are interested to buy one of those presses.
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(Press #2) We are working on the restauration of a lot of presses we acquired some years ago from "Atelier Maeght" in Paris. Let us know when you are interested to buy one of those presses.
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(Press #3) We are working on the restauration of a lot of presses we acquired some years ago from "Atelier Maeght" in Paris. Let us know when you are interested to buy one of those presses.
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(Press #4) We are working on the restauration of a lot of presses we acquired some years ago from "Atelier Maeght" in Paris. Let us know when you are interested to buy one of those presses.
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(Press #5) We are working on the restauration of a lot of presses we acquired some years ago from "Atelier Maeght" in Paris. Let us know when you are interested to buy one of those presses.
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(Press #6) We are working on the restauration of a lot of presses we acquired some years ago from "Atelier Maeght" in Paris. Let us know when you are interested to buy one of those presses.
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