| Machine manufacturer | W&H |
| Model | Soloflex |
| Year | 1993 |
| Cl or Stack | Cl |
| Geared or Gearless | Geared |
| Type of inks | Solventbased |
| Number of colours | 6 |
| Max. web width | 630 mm |
| Max. printing width | 600 mm |
| Min. - Max. printing repeat | 250 - 540 mm |
| Max. mechanical speed | Printing speed 120 m/min |
| Unwind type | Single |
| Unwind shafted/shaftless | Shafted |
| Max. unwind reel diameter | 760 mm |
| Rewind type | Single |
| Rewind shafted/shaftless | Shafted |
| Max. rewind reel diameter | 600 mm |
| Drying type | Electric |
| Web guide(s) | Yes |
| Video camera | No |
| Inline slitting | Yes |
| Mounting device included | Yes |
| Number of aniloxes | 6 (1 x 255L Vol. 3.5, 1 x 255L Vol. 3.5, 1 x 220L Vol. 10.5, 1 x 100L Vol. 8.5, 1 x 80L Vol. 10.0 ) |
| Number of sleeves | 4 sets (350 mm, 400mm, 500mm, 520mm) |
| Available from | Immidiately |
| Machine can be seen in production | Yes |
The W&H Soloflex is a highly regarded flexographic printing press developed by Windmöller & Hölscher, a leading German manufacturer known worldwide for its innovative solutions in the flexible packaging industry. With more than 150 years of experience, W&H has established a reputation for producing machines that combine efficiency, precision, and durability. The Soloflex model is part of their portfolio of central impression (CI) flexographic presses and has been a trusted choice for converters looking to produce high-quality print on a wide range of substrates.
One of the key advantages of the Soloflex is its ability to deliver excellent print results on flexible packaging materials such as films, laminates, and foils. The central impression drum design ensures stable web handling and consistent print quality, even at higher speeds. Depending on the configuration, the machine can be equipped with multiple printing units, enabling efficient production of complex designs and multi-color jobs.
Flexographic printing has become a preferred method in the packaging industry thanks to its versatility and cost-effectiveness. The Soloflex combines these benefits with W&H’s engineering expertise, making it suitable for applications in food packaging, consumer goods, and industrial products. Features such as quick changeovers, precise register control, and the ability to handle different substrates make the machine a reliable solution for converters who need both performance and flexibility.
Overall, the W&H Soloflex remains a strong choice for companies seeking a dependable CI flexo press that meets the demands of modern packaging production.
