A used Komori Lithrone press costs between ₹4.5 lakh and ₹8.5 lakh in our current stock, from a 1986 Lithrone 440 in 28×40 inch up to a 1997 Lithrone 428 with SAPC in 20×28 inch. The model number tells you most of what you need: the first digit is the number of printing units, and the digits after it indicate the sheet format. So a Lithrone 426 is a four colour machine in 19×26 inch, a 528 is a five colour in 20×28 inch, and a 440 is a four colour in full 28×40 inch.



1986 Komori Lithrone 440

Manufacturer Komori Size (inches) 28 x 40 Color 4 Colors Year 1986 Description   4/color 28x40 straight Komorimatic Dampening PQC Color…
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1987 Komori Lithrone L526

Manufacturer Komori Size (inches) 19 x 26 Color 5 Color Year 1987 Description  Komori Lithrone 526 Hard Chrome Impression Cylinders…
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Komori Lithrone 426

ManufacturerKomoriSize (inches)19x26ColorFourYear1999 Description      Komori Lithrone 426 SAPC Year 1999 Impressions 140 Million Hard Chrome Imp Cylinders Similar machines…
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Komori LITHRONE Printing Machine

Printers choose Komori over comparable Heidelberg models for stable registration and lower running costs. Resale in India is slightly softer than Heidelberg, which usually makes the purchase price more attractive for the same year and condition. SAPC and Autoplate are automatic plate changing systems and cut makeready time considerably; CPC is the older console.

Product from a Japanese brand, Komori offset printing machines are known for their unmatched quality and unhindered progress since inception. In next five years, the firm will be completing its 100 years and is known for bringing-in offset machines to the world in four different colors. The brand has been committed to breaking its own records which makes them the leader in world of printing machines.

Offset Machines is known for selling a wide range of second hand printing machinery and is one of the most famous dealers of Komori offset printing machines in India. Since, these are being sold as used machines, you can stay assured that the you will get the Komori Offset Printing Machines in India at the most reasonable price. With us you will get some of the best Komori models like L426, L 526, L428, L526, L640, and so forth.These machines are fitted with high quality parts and accessories. We also deal in a few accessories like Vaccum Pumps/Compressors for these machines .

As for quality of used machines, you can be rest assured since all the machines that we offer are first examined by trained technical personnels who have been in this business for years. They examine every single product in detail and check the product for any issues. If they find any problem they take good care of it.

We stock Komori Lithrone presses including the L426, 428, 440, L526 and L528. Each listing below shows the year, colour count, sheet size and price.

What the model numbers mean: the first digit is the colour count and the following digits indicate the sheet format — so a Lithrone 426 is a four colour machine in 20×26 inch, while an L528 is a five colour in 28×40 inch.

Printers choose Komori over comparable Heidelberg models for stable registration and lower running costs. Resale is slightly softer than Heidelberg in India, which usually makes the purchase price more attractive for the same year and condition.

Komori Lithrone presses in stock at our Sahibabad godown
Model Year Colours Max sheet size Key features Price
L426 1999 4 Color 19 x 26 inch SAPC ₹6.5 lakh
L428 1997 4 Color 20 x 28 inch SAPC ₹8.5 lakh
L440 1986 4 Color 28 x 40 inch CPC ₹4.5 lakh
L526 1987 5 Color 19 x 26 inch CPC ₹4.5 lakh
L526 1999 5 Color 19 x 26 inch SAPC ₹7.5 lakh
L528 1998 5 Color 20 x 28 inch Autoplate ₹8 lakh
L528 LX 1990 5 Color 20 x 28 inch CPC ₹8 lakh

Reading the model number. The first digit is the number of printing units and the digits after it indicate the sheet format. A Lithrone 426 is a four colour machine in the 19×26 inch format; a 528 is a five colour in 20×28 inch; a 440 is a four colour in full 28×40 inch. Once you know that you can read most of a Komori’s specification straight from its name.

SAPC, Autoplate and CPC. SAPC and Autoplate are automatic plate changing systems and cut makeready time considerably. CPC is the older console. For a shop changing jobs several times a day the automatic plate change is usually worth the difference; for long runs it matters much less.

Every machine listed here is inspected by Gurpreet Sethi before it goes on the site — cylinders, grippers, dampening, inking and electronics — and you are welcome to see it running before you commit. Speak to him directly on +91 98990 80126.