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Pressroom With models ranging from 20 to 81 inches, KBA North America (Williston, VT) has presses for practically everyone. At a recent open house held at its Radebeul, Germany facility, attendees learned the story behind KBA’s largest press, the 81-inch Rapida 205. Although the company has long specialized in large-format presses, with 51-, 56-, 64-, and 73-inch equipment, the company wasn’t sure there was a market for presses of bigger proportions. Other vendors apparently shared this skepticism: 77-inch presses have not been offered since the mid-1970s. Printers using this format had to seek out legacy Miehle and Harris ...

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