Komori Lithrone 426
| Brand / Make | Komori |
|---|---|
| Model | L426 |
| Year | 1999 |
| Colours / Units | 4 Color |
| Max Sheet Size | 19 x 26 inch |
| Impressions | 140 million |
| Key Features | SAPC |
| Condition | Used |
| Location | Delhi NCR India |
| Manufacturer | Komori |
| Size (inches) | 19×26 |
| Color | Four |
| Year | 1999 |
| Description | Komori Lithrone 426
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About the Komori Lithrone 426
The Lithrone 426 is a four colour press in the 19×26 inch format, suited to commercial job work, brochures, cartons and label printing where a full-size 28×40 machine would be more press than the work requires. It sits in the sweet spot for shops moving up from two colour without taking on the floor space, power load and running cost of a full-size line.
What to check on this machine
- Impression count — the single biggest factor in what a used Lithrone is worth
- Cylinder and gripper condition — determines registration accuracy
- Dampening and inking systems — expensive to put right after purchase
- Console and electronics — check the control system powers up and holds settings
You are welcome to visit our Sahibabad godown and inspect this machine before committing.
Running costs and format
At 19×26 inch the Lithrone 426 uses less paper, less power and less floor space than a full-size press, which keeps the cost per job lower on short and medium runs. Komori spares and service engineers are available across India.
Delivery and installation
We handle dismantling, transport and re-installation anywhere in India. Tell us your location and we will quote the full landed cost, not just the machine.
About the Komori Lithrone 426
The Lithrone 426 is a four colour press in the 19×26 inch format, suited to commercial job work, brochures, cartons and label printing where a full 28×40 machine would be more press than the work requires. It sits in the gap for shops moving up from two colour without taking on the floor space, power load and running cost of a full-size line. This machine is a 1999 build with a SAPC automatic plate changing system and 140 million impressions on the counter.
What to check on this machine
- Impression count — at 140 million this press has done real work, and how it was maintained matters more than the number itself
- Cylinder and gripper condition — this is what decides registration accuracy
- Dampening and inking systems — expensive to put right after purchase, so check them before
- SAPC plate changing — confirm it cycles cleanly on all four units
You are welcome to visit our Sahibabad godown and watch it run on paper before committing.
Running costs and format
At 19×26 inch the Lithrone 426 uses less paper, less power and less floor space than a full-size press, which keeps the cost per job lower on short and medium runs. Komori spares and service engineers are available across India, and Komori presses are known for holding registration well.
How it compares
Against a Heidelberg SM 102 this is a smaller, cheaper machine for smaller sheets. Against our Lithrone 428 at 20×28 inch you give up a little sheet size for a lower price. If you need full 28×40, look at the Lithrone 440 instead.
Delivery and installation
We handle dismantling, transport and re-installation anywhere in India. Tell us your location and we will quote the full landed cost, not just the machine.
