| Machine manufacturer | Uteco |
| Model | Topaz |
| Year | 2014 |
| Cl or Stack | Cl |
| Geared or Gearless | Gearless |
| Type of inks | Solventbased |
| Number of colours | 8 |
| Max. web width | 650 mm |
| Max. printing width | 600 mm |
| Min. - Max. printing repeat | 290 - 800 mm |
| Max. mechanical speed | 300 m/min |
| Unwind type | Double |
| Max. unwind reel diameter | 800 mm |
| Rewind type | Automatic turret |
| Max. rewind reel diameter | 1000 mm |
| Drying type | Gas |
| Web guide(s) | Yes |
| Video camera | Yes, Grafiscan 2100 |
| Mounting device included | Yes, optional for additional price |
| Number of aniloxes | 11 (see list) |
| Number of sleeves | 144 (see list) |
| Other information | Kiss&Go |
| Machine can be seen in production | Yes |
The Uteco Topaz is part of Uteco’s well-known range of flexographic printing presses, designed to offer reliability, versatility, and strong print quality for a wide variety of flexible packaging applications. Uteco is a leading manufacturer in the flexo printing industry, recognized for developing equipment that combines solid mechanical construction with modern automation technologies. The Topaz series is engineered to deliver stable performance, efficient workflows, and consistent results, making it a popular choice for printers that require both productivity and precision.
This 2014 Uteco Topaz features an 8-colour configuration and a printing width of 650 mm, making it suitable for medium-range production requirements. It is equipped with an automatic turret rewinder, which supports continuous operation and reduces downtime during reel changes. The machine comes with a large selection of sleeves and aniloxes, offering flexibility across different print jobs. It also includes the Kiss&Go register system, an automated solution designed to minimize waste and achieve fast, accurate register settings.
This Uteco Topaz can be seen in production and is an excellent opportunity for companies seeking a dependable flexographic printer from a respected manufacturer.
