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Abracadabra. Yes, we really can make all your surplus equipment disappear. Here’s the latest featured press in our inventory.

This Mark Andy Model 2200 is very clean, in excellent condition, and offers a large range of benefits.

• Primary Unwind 36”

• 8 Print Stations

• 2 AAA Light Touch UV Units

• 4 Die Stations

• 2 Waste Rewind Towers

• Secondary Unwind used for Lamination Films

• Dual Spindle Rewind

• Full Set of 8 Anilox Rolls

• Plow Folder

• And So Much More!

Contact me for a complete equipment list or more details. Mona

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