| Machine manufacturer | Rotomec |
| Model | Rotopack 3000 |
| Year | 1992 |
| Type of inks | Solventbased |
| Printing cylinder or sleeve system | Printing cylinder |
| Number of colours | 10 |
| Max. web width | 760 mm |
| Max. printing width | 740 mm |
| Min. - Max. printing repeat | 450 - 820 mm |
| Max. mechanical speed | 250 m/min |
| Unwind type | Automatic turret |
| Max. unwind reel diameter | 1000 mm |
| Rewind type | Automatic turret |
| Max. rewind reel diameter | 1000 mm |
| Drying type | Thermic oil |
| Drying source included | No |
| Web guide(s) | Yes |
| Video camera | Yes |
| Corona treater | Yes |
| Inline lamination | Yes |
| Machine can be seen in production | Yes |
Rotomec is part of the Bobst Group since 2006. Bobst produces rotogravure printing presses under the name of Rotomec.
Gravure printing is mainly used for long run printing with high quality images. Rotogravure printing is a type of intaglio printing. This means that the image will be engraved on a cylinder, the ink will surface the cells in order to transfer it to the paper or foilIn 1790 the first patent for a rotary press was filed. Later, in 1843, the rotary drum printer was invented. Most rotogravure presses have multiple print units.
