The units are brought in on pallettes by fork lift and gingerly set in place with a hydraulic lift |
The first unit is set in place and ready to go. Only 5 more are left. |
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Heidelberg's trained technicians have plenty of tools and it looks like they'll need them. There seems to be millions of parts everywhere. I hope there's nothing left over when they're finished. |
What a job the Heidelberg guys are doing to assemble this great press. I'm glad its them and not me. |
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Wires pipes gears are everywhere. Its a giant jigsaw puzzle! |
Lemesee! Lemesee! Paul Schmitz and Charlie M cAree are trying to get in the way but the Heidelberg guys have been trained to ignore them. |
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Our pressmen are at the helm and ready to produce our first job on the new press. |
Wow! The first sheets are off the press and we have success! It took about two weeks and it seems like a miracle to get so many parts together to print high quality work. |
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The new touch screen allows the operator to quickly access much of the presses controls.
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A few minor adjustments and we're cooking now! |
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