Major Printing Liquidation

Link to other ABC Printing online auctions:

• Sale 7001901 - Truck, Van, Vehicles, Utilities - http://www.grays.com/sale/7001901/motor-vehicles-motor-cycles/truck-van-vehicles-utilities?spr=true
• Sale 7001902 - Office Furniture & Equipment - http://www.grays.com/sale/7001902/office-furniture-and-equipment/abc-printing-liquidation-office-furniture-equipment?spr=true

• Circa 2000
• Impressions showing - 10, 948, 952 (reportedly 110, 948, 952)
• PQC
• IR drying
• Baldwin chiller
• Komorimatic
• Serial no: 2149

• Circa 1988 MOZP-E 2 colour N&P, serial no: 608358. Note this unit was water affected in 2011 floods it has been refurbished and is operational
• Circa 1986 GT052, N&P, serial no: 686443. Note this unit was water affected in 2011 floods it has been refurbished and is operational
• Platen press 

• Heidelberg Stahl 6/4
• RD78-1 round pile feeder
• TD78.1/6/4/4 RD folder
• TD661/4 cross folder
• VFZ52D knife
• SAK 78D delivery
• Note this unit was water affected in 2011 floods it has been refurbished and is operational

• 1999 Polar Mohr 115ED guillotine
• 1997 Polar Mohr 115ED guillotine. Note this unit was water affected in 2011 floods it has been refurbished and is operational
• Polar Mohr LWI 1000-4 paper lifter
• Baumann NUL3 paper lifter 
• Samizoni 104 LVA pile turner
• Schneider Senator SR0059 stacker
• Baumann BSB3/L jogger
• Corner notcher
• GG20 paper drill
• Hohner favourite wire stitcher
• Roller wash tank

• 2004 Danippon screen PTR4300 CTP plate setter
• 2007 Danippon screen 4300S CTP plate setter with 2005 Glunz & Jenson MP85 plate processor & 2004 SAL4300 autoloader, 2004 processor bridge, SUH085 incline stacker. Note this asset located at Milton Brisbane inspection strictly by appointment only phone: 0413 627 716
• 2003 CREO lotem 800-2 CTP plate setter

• 2 x DC10/60 collators
• 1 x DC12J jogger
• 1 x Lulhm lifter
• 1 x DBM500J trimmer
• 1 x Booklet maker
• 1 x Conveyor end
• 1 x Kicker

• 1996 Yale
• 4866hrs
• 4300mm lift
• 1000kg capacity

• Pallet racking
• Longspan shelving
• Compactus units
• Metal shelving
• Joinpack ES104A strapping machine
• Minipack 55 shrinkwrapper
• Pallet trolleys
• Paper stillages
• Flammable liquids cabinets

• Assorted paper stock

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(c) Plant Hazard Identification Reports

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If you have not purchased electrical tools and equipment in this auction disregard this notice.

Electrical Power Tools and Equipment (Inc. electrical leads)

The electrical articles in this auction have not been proved to be electrically safe. The electrical articles have not been tested by a qualified electrical worker and have not been proved to be

electrically safe. General advice on how to use second-hand electrical power tools and equipment (including electrical leads) safely. General safe use advice for electrical power tools and equipment etc. intended for use with rated voltage of not more than 250V for single phase appliances and 480V for other appliances. This advice is not intended to replace specific manufacturer's information but can be used as a general guide. This advice does not cater for young children or people who are physically weak.

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• The manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person must replace the cord to prevent an accident.
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Examples-

• fixed-wired electrical equipment, such as air conditioners, stoves, ovens, electric hot water systems, ceiling fans, light fittings
• electrical accessories, such as socket outlets, light switches, electrical cable, wall switches, plugs and cord extension sockets
• electrical parts, such as electrical motors, switches, solenoids, elements