Model
BERRA S2 250 – YEAR 2016
MODULAR reprocessing and finishing machine, with the possibility to integrate flat screen printing units with 330 mm printing width. This machine can meet a wide range of needs and perform a large spectrum of processes. A “must-have” for BERRA customers: a “historical” model featuring a very sturdy structure, appreciated for its highly space-saving design, making it suitable for installation in tight spaces. A convenient solution in terms of price, too: an entry level investment for startup companies wanting to enter the market of spool label finishing. At the same time, it is ideal for large print runs, and ensures high outputs with maximum accuracy in hot foil stamp and flat die-cutting tasks. Vacuum brake on the intake side for a good web tensioning and control. The thermal printing unit features two servo-driven shafts for the variable pitch printing of 2 foils simultaneously. In addition, the unit can perform a 90° rotation. Flat die-cutting with plate for embossing or debossing tasks. Final rewinding plate with the possibility to add a waste-removing (optional removing) system with blade-cutting technology.
- Unwinders:
– Manual unwinder with spool diameter of 600mm (standard)
– Automatic unwinder with spool diameter of 800mm (optional) - Flat Screen printing unit with 300 mm printing width (optional)
- Thermal printing unit with 2 lamination foils and 90 degrees counter-rotation of the whole unit
- Flat die-cutting/Embossing and debossing
- Rewinding plate
- Waste-removing system with blade-cutting technology (optional)
| Max. diameter spools on the unwinder | mm 800 | Max. diameter rewound spools | mm 600 |
| Material feeding gap | mm 250 | Length of single modules | mm 3.200 |
| Printing size | mm 230 x 230 | Machine depth | mm 1.500 |
| INDUSTRY 4.0 CONNECTIVITY | Optional | Flat Screen printing unit speed | Up to 5,000 cycles/hour (330 mm adjustable printing width on request) |
| Thermal printing unit speed | Up to 5,000 cycles/hour | Flexo unit and semi-rotary die-cutting speed | up to 5,000 cycles/hour |
