2M 12 color/14 Station Mustang - AC/Servo

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12 color/14 station AC/Servo 2M Mustang (Nov. 2012) for sale

- 20"x24" max printing area
- A/C Servo Heads, Index, and Lift
- 2 quartz flashes
- Digital readouts on squeegee angle, pressure, flood speed, print speed, global off contact
- Independent Off Contact on each head
- Machine uses M&R Pallets and squeegee/flood bars in the event you already have a machine with M&R compatible pallets/flood bar/squeegee
- Screens can be taken out of press and put back in without having to remove squeegee and flood bar.
- Side bar clamps (beneficial for being able to gang up images on screens and thus move the screen in our out as far as you need to print the image)
- Only need a small compressor since only air used is for chopper cylinders and screen clamps (no air needed for lift or lowering of table)

Comes with:
C. 30 M&R style squeegee holders
C. 20 Winged Flood bars
a few non-winged flood bars
Z-Bar and meter (measures to the .001) for calibrating (will even throw in dongle for calibrating)
c. 8 bulbs as backups for flashes
14 - 16" x 25" pallets
14 sleeve pallets
7 youth pallets
3 Action Engineering Roller Squeegees

We have the lengthy log of maintenance on the machine. Machine is in pristine condition.

We would gladly retire with this machine, but an offer on a larger machine has made itself known. So, if someone wants this press at the price below (sorry, not negotiating on the price), this perfectly operating press can be yours. No press in this category compares at the price point and features (it's somewhat in a category of its own - a step above the Sportsman/Falcon as far as functionality and not quite the S-Type or Challenger III-D as far as speed of indexing, though in their league with regard to function). It's just like an RPM press (http://www.realperformance.com) but with a servo lift and a larger standard print area (20"x24").

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Here's a video of some of the features:

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srimonogramming

That's the cleanest used press I've ever seen, and I've seen every one that has been listed on this site the last 5 years. That press is loaded.

LoneWolf2

In all seriousness, awesome press with tons of features. No idea how you managed to get it so pristine! What ever happened to "mustang" presses? Did they combine with someone else? This press could really fit the needs, but I'd be hesitant about support and replacement parts

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Thanks for all of your comments. @lonewolf, - things, obviously, are easier to maintain if you do it along the way...

With regard to the support and replacement parts, I have the contact info of the owner of 2M in the states and on parts that have been needed over the past 2 years (air valves, replacement bulbs [which was my fault breaking one when rotating the bulb]), I have received support and the replacement parts at a speed no slower than what you'd expect to receive from M&R (yep, next day). This direct contact info of the owner of 2M will be passed on to the buyer. By the way, the main parts that would fail can be bought at Grainger as well, as I did for some valves for backups and could've bought direct from the maker of the bulbs (in the USA), but at a more expensive price. Other than that, unless you take a blow torch to the press, you won't have any real down time, especially with the calibrating tool should it ever be needed. Thanks for the comments.

danlilsade

Yep that's one clean flash cure.

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Bill, at least let us know which of the two you were looking at ;-).

eetherman

Love our 10 color RPM and about to pull the trigger on a new 12 color. Would be all over this one but no stroke adjust and its the terrible color blue.

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No stroke adjust? Huh?

Wait, did someone who owns a beige press (albeit a very nice beige press) just insult the color blue? ;-)

srimonogramming

I do love our digital stroke control on our RPM but would not hesitate to buy a press that used the traditional proxy sensor method to control stroke length. Proxy sensor is actually faster than digital in setting length, and any loss in accuracy wouldn't be enough to tell or matter with textile printing, in my opinion.

I love the additional features of this press versus the RPM, and wish RPM would keep the extra bells and whistles for the Revolution, especially the individual, tool-less print head off-contact control. I love that feature of this press. The way they did the servo lift is also cool, and very reliable and durable. It's not tan, but everything else about it is a winner.

danlilsade

I am mistaken, cleanest flash cure (s) around.

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