Brantjen & Kluge Platen Press -10 x 15. For Sale is this 10 x 15 Brantjen & Kluge Platen press. Serial #MC104029G. It is in excellent running condition. Local pickup only. There are no marking on the item, so I assume the chase is universal, fitting Kluge, Heidelberg, and Chandler & Price.

Suckers / Grippers / Press Parts at NA Graphics Search: Suckers / Grippers / Press Parts We carry a large selection of suckers, grippers, and other press parts for letterpress and offset equipment. Please call for quantity pricing on most suckers. Price breaks are at 12 dozen, 41 dozen, and 84 dozen, per sucker. The most common suckers for Kluge presses are the #1, #2, and #3, for Heidelberg platens the #19H red flat disc, and for both Heidelberg platens and cylinders the #22 cone shaped, and GTO #83 for heavy stock. Some Vandercook parts are listed in this section, but don't panic because the spring you need isn't shown or listed.

Nancy Kluge said. First, thank you so much for this blog. It reads like a user forum and is extremely useful. Second, will you please elaborate on this - 'If you're. Kluge's patented Delayed Dwell technology allows the EHD to start on impression sooner, bottom out, and remain on impression longer doubling impression time with no loss of production speed and assuring flawless foil separation from the stock. Torrent Password Recovery Bundle 2012 Advanced Systemcare on this page. A new, optional, freestanding mobile electronics console puts all press.

We have hundreds of Vandercook parts in stock and for us to find the part you need we need the part number as shown in the Vandercook manual for your press. If you can not find the part number, which is common, then take a picture of the part and where it goes on the press and email to us.

We have the original assembly drawings and individual part prints for about 99.8% of everything Vandercook made. We maintain the Vandercook blueprint file that contains thousands of original drawings and prints.

We usually have one or more Vandercook parts being made for us at any given point both to maintain inventory and to provide for one of a kind parts. After a long wait, we finally have a good supply of the Vandercook crescent CS-23 back in stock--see the first 2 listings. Crescent, Vandercook CS-23 $41.00 Crescents for Vandercook oscillating ink drums, standard for SP, Universal, and #3 and #4 presses, and others. These are new, cast steel made by the lost wax process from the original Vandercook pattern and molds, stems are ground and polished. These need to be well lubricated both in the stem holder with grease and where the crescent rides in the worm. Vandercook recommended Vaseline for the worm, but a good grade of Lithium grease is a good substitute.

Never run dry without any lubricant. The crescent holder in the ink drum has to be adjusted so that the crescent does not bottom out, or actually touch the bottom of the channel in the worm or it will cause binding, undue wear and premature breakage of the crescent. Price is $41.00 each, or what we call the Paul Moxon special that is 3 crescents for $100.00 as he recommends having spare crescents on hand for emergencies.

See the next item following this entry to order the Moxon special of 3 crescents rather than one crescent. Crescent, Vandercook CS-23, Moxon Special $100.00 Three CS-23 crescents ordered at one time as the Paul Moxon Special. Keep several on hand for future use. 'Static Tinsel' $23.75 ST101 Anti-Static Tinsel garland is a 1-1/4' diameter copper tinsel with a solid copper wire center that can easily be cut to fit your application. The fine copper strands conduct the static charge from the paper, plastic, and cloth materials that pass over or under the tinsel. Easily installs, no electricity required, and relatively inexpensive.

Packaged two twelve yard rolls per box. Quantity 'Heidelberg Wash-up Blade for 10x15' $62.00 P-30209 This wash-up blade will fit most of the post 1953 Heidelberg 10x15 platens. This is not the thin one piece blade sold by others that needs shimming to work but the full thickness blade holder as it should be. Nvidia Geforce 880 Gt Driver Update.

The Doppler Effect I'm sure you're quite familiar with the Doppler effect: you send an RF signal at a given frequency to a target, and if this object/person is moving the reflected signal's frequency will be shifted. This is the reason why a fire truck's siren has a higher pitch when the truck is going towards you than when it is going away. The HB100 Modules You'll notice the 4 patch antennas to send/receive the 10.525GHz. This frequency is really nice as the sensor will still work if there is some wood/plastic in front of it! The HB100 outputs a low level voltage (few uV) whose frequency represents the speed at which an object is moving towards or away from the sensor. The output can be very noisy, so in addition to amplifying the signal, we need to filter out frequencies that don't match what we expect from ordinary objects.