May 17th, 2017, 10:04 AM
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Full Anatol shop
State/Province:
Outside the U.S./Canada
City:
Ohio
All electric Anatol Volt M in a 6 color 8 station configuration and 16" X 18" max print area. We got it in September of 2015, and just rolled 144,000 prints last week. Includes foot pedal. The press is in great shape and could use a cleaning since we used spray adhesive at one point, but we switched to Textac about a year ago.
Solutions electric conveyor with 36" wide belt, 30" inlet/outlet, and 6' of heat with ceramic heat panels. We consistently run several hundred pieces an hour. The cinder blocks look bad, but we needed the extra height for ease of use and didn't feel like taking the time to adjust the legs. We will even throw them in with the purchase at, get this, no cost to you. That's real savings right there.
16" X 18" Rapidwave quartz flash with three heat zones for different print locations.
All LED Aurora 26" X 36" unit which includes the legs/stand.
All of the equipment is running three phase, except for the exposure unit which runs standard 110. Our average electric bill before we got all of this equipment and A/C was around $150 a month, and has gone to about $330 for the majority of the year and around $450 during the summer with A/C and all of the equipment running. We unfortunately pay higher electric bills because we are a part of the city's electric, and not the private local electric company.
We would need to hold onto this equipment until about mid July which is when we are going to be able to get into our new space and when our new equipment would be coming in. We have videos of all of the equipment running. Includes 14 squeegees and floods as well as a set of standard adult platens. Three phase wiring is not included in the purchase as we will reuse it for the new equipment.
We spoke with Anatol and they said the cost to have the press taken down by one of their techs would be $150 per print head and $600 for travel. This would be at the expense of the buyer, not the seller.
$39,500 takes the whole shop setup.
Update 5/24 - Price drop to $39,000
Update 6/12 - Price drop to $38,500
Last edited by ActaNonVerba; June 12th, 2017 at 12:45 PM.
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