FGT Graphic Machinery - Screen Label

Gallus T 180 - 5 x Screen

GALLUS T 180 S by Graficon
5-Colour Flatbed Screen Printing Machine with Hot Foil and Die-Cutting
Dear Sir or Madam,
We are pleased to offer the following Gallus T 180 S by Graficon, a highly versatile narrow-web label printing and converting machine
equipped with five flatbed screen-printing units, hot-foil capability, lamination and flatbed die-cutting.
The machine is currently installed at the owner’s production facility and is offered for sale due to the planned acquisition of a new machine.
Additional photographs and production videos are available upon request.
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Machine Summary
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Description Details
Manufacturer Gallus / Graficon
Model T 180 S
Year of manufacture Approx. 1992
Complete overhaul 2002 by Graficon
Printing process Flatbed screen printing
Number of printing units 5
Maximum web width 200 mm
Maximum printing width 180 mm
Current condition Installed in factory, described as being in good condition
Availability Subject to final confirmation
Selling price EUR 49,000
Delivery terms Loaded on truck / ex current location, subject to confirmation
FGT condition rating ★★★★★☆☆☆ 7/10 –
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Why This Machine Is Interesting
The Gallus T 180 S is a specialised narrow-web production system designed for high-value labels and technical products requiring strong ink coverage, high opacity and tactile effects.
The five flatbed screen-printing units allow the production of applications such as:
• High-opacity white printing
• Pharmaceutical and cosmetic labels
• Industrial and technical labels
• Security labels
• Special-effect and tactile coatings
• Metallic and decorative labels
• Premium wine and beverage labels
• Heat-resistant and durable labels
The additional hot-foil, embossing, laminating and die-cutting equipment makes this machine suitable for the complete production of finished labels in one production line.
A major advantage is the extensive overhaul carried out by Graficon in 2002, during which the machine was reportedly rebuilt to an “as-new” condition.
The printing units were also upgraded with servo drives, improving register control and production stability.