Offset Printing Process with Heidelberg SORD Printing Machine 64x95.5CM by Expert Operator 

Hi! You are absoluty Wright! Some day, they will fell the paine! By the way, I ran a Komori 526 all by my self for almost 20 years! All my safety guards was on the machine! So I have all my bodyparts! 😉😉😉😉😉😉

Really why do they need two guys to run a single color. We had a 2nd pressman on a 5 color Heidelberg. The Miehle 138 and Heidelberg 240 had only one guy.

Indian's don't know how important guards are? Why do you think they came with the press? For looks...You can't teach , dumb!!!

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I'm offset machine operator

I will teach you to run GTO...

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You can imagine I have press and operator says I need one helper otherwise he'll not work lol .

​@@DeusEstAmor________137 find a pressman who's head isn't big? This is a one man press period. You can train a new one who will listen to you..

My dad was a union member pressman back in the 1950's and 1960's. Under Union regulations if you're press was larger than a 29 inch you had to have a helper on a single color.

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Will you fly me over there I will make a million dollar business for you!!😂

Sord

Sord is so much faster than a Kord I cut my teeth on one and it’s still one of the best presses I’ve ever run. I can almost smell the shop they’re in

La SORD est une véritable presse offset avec l’architecture encore actuelle donc plus aboutie que la Kord qui est une presse typo transformée en offset pour faciliter le passage à l’offset des conducteurs typo 😊

A SORD is 25x36" A KORD is 18x24". That's kind of a weird size. It depends on what kind of work you want to do. The KORD will do a good job but is slightly outdated. The SORD is still competitive and it is certainly faster. On older machines you have to worry about the availability of replacement parts.

​@@tompotter5981Heidelberg has all replacement parts for Kord! There are businesses who also make replacements for any press.. nice try.

Does it print school textbooks too? What is the price ?? Any other information , kindly share it 🙏

i operate Heidelberg last 23 years . 😁😁😁

Put him on a 4 color? He will lose his mind! Single color printing is so boring I need a bigger challenge....

Hey there starkiller, so you've entered the world of printing. It can be a bit overwhelming at first but only experience gets you better thus reducing the mistakes. Yes, I've made plently when first starting off but those mistakes taught me what NOT to do.. LOL. Some words of advice.. don't try to be as fast as other experienced operators, it only leads to mistakes and at worse can possibly lead to an injury. If you had the proper training and you keep doing your job correctly you will soon realize your confidence level goes up and somehow.. just somehow you're much faster at what you do. Let the speed come to you, don't try to chase it. Pretty much like most everything in life. Nothing is "etched in stone" within the printing trade so always keep an open mind and don't be afraid to think outside the box. Finally NEVER let a press run you... YOU run the press, it's very easy to fall into this predicament during a more complicated or problematic run. If you find yourself getting frustrated and losing control grab some fresh air then attack your issues with a more clear head. Hope this helps you, good luck with everything 🙌🙂.

@@FrankVT9 Thank you :)

Printing is a trade that you can take a lot if pride in because not many people are good at it. I ran a Hamada 611 with T-head for 7 years an it is a lot of trial and error, every machine is temperamental so you have to learn. What is going to work for each one. We all started where you have so please continue the trade. Again, not a lot of people can print and I have a lot of respect for anyone that can.

@@foxbat2581 Thank you I really enjoy working with offset. I like it a lot better than doing InDesign and photoshop stuff. This might sound weird but I really wanna continue this field in printing but I feel like I'm not even good enough to even continue learning in this type of work I feel like I should be better than what I'm doing now.

@@hampton8474 what is it that is making you feel like you aren't good at it? Is it paper feed or ink consistency or something else? I took graphic arts in the early 90's and came out of trade school thinking that I knew a lot until they put me behind a press in a business setting. We ran envelopes, 3 sided bleeds, coated stock and everything in between. Don't give up if you like what you are doing, it is an art. It took me a solid couple of years running 8 hours a day when I considered myself good but I hardly turned my back on the press because it was constant monitoring. Stick with it you will be respected for your trade.