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Earlier topic: Worn Roller Cores and Uneven Inking
Advice on old C&P
Hi there everyone,
I’m Dimitri from Greece, contacting you for some advice.
I want a letterpress machine to print invitations mostly.
The truth is that i am a beginner in printing, but have been in the graphics business for over 10 years.
I have seen the old C&P models (the ones powered by foot) that are not available here in Greece and i like them very much, but i do not know if they are the suited to what i am looking for.
Also am not sure if these are “as good” as the electric Heidelberg machines that are most usually used over here.
Any suggestions, tips or info is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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