
Exhibiting under the theme of ‘See Things Differently’, the company is aiming to demonstrate how the latest advances in automation, formats, configurations and supporting technologies can be harnessed to provide customers with the power to produce more impactful, immediate and cost-effective printed products with lower waste and less environmental impact.
The Sunday Vpak 3000 and Sunday Vpak 500 presses are taking centre stage at drupa with a world first showing. Based on the Sunday gapless press concept, the company says the Vpak presses make web offset an increasingly attractive alternative for folding carton, flexible packaging, pre-print and label printing. The two models feature quick-change blankets and printing cylinder sleeves, which make ‘infinitely’ variable repeat lengths easy and affordable.
The Sunday Vpak 3000 is available in web widths of up to 1905mm and is designed to address the trend towards wider web packaging printing. The Vpak 500 model is available in web widths of up to 1041mm.
In its commercial zone, Goss is demonstrating a 96-page Sunday 5000 gapless blanket printing unit. Features include full Autoplate and DigiRail digital inking. Goss claims it is the most productive large format offset press ever developed with fast job changeovers, smart energy usage, and wide-web flexibility to deliver full tabloid and magazine down to slim-jim and digest formats.
Also on display, a new-generation 16pp M-600 printing unit, the latest generation Goss Web Center workflow system, and its expanded portfolio of advanced Goss Contiweb and Vits splicers, pasters, dryers, folders, sheeters, and inline converting solutions.
In its newspaper zone, Goss has its Colorliner CPS (Compact Printing System) press which incorporates FPS technology features modified into a more conventional ‘non-split’ four-high tower arrangement. With speeds up to 90,000 copies per hour, the new tower features ergonomic, Goss Autoplate fully automatic plate-changing technology and low heat generation within its units.
Also presented is a new Goss Magnum HPS single-width, one-around high-speed press, capable of up to 70,000 copies per hour. Designed for heatset, coldset or combined production, the press offers extended capabilities for producing a mix of magazine and newspaper work with the flexibility of a single-width format and productivity levels associated with double-width production.
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