RYOBI 525 GX

PCS-H: consolle for ink and register control with touch panel

PDS-E spectroJet

Electronic control of double sheets

Electronic control of the sheet missing

Pointing tape sucked

Photocells

Automatic ink regulation from consolle

RyobiMatic-D: alcool dampening with variable speed

Refrigerator Technotrans

Automatic Washing of blankets and rollers

Semi-RPC: Semiautomatic Plate Changer

Circumferential, assial and diagonal registers

Extended delivery

High pile delivery

Powder spray Grafix

Books and tools

Cleaned & Checked

Important notes: with over 10,000 units sold worldwide and a consolidated reputation. The 520GX series represents the fruit of Ryobi technology. The 520GX series has been specifically designed for printing short-run catalogues, envelopes and postcards with quality and productivity at the top of the category. The 520 model was presented in 1988 at IPEX (England), in 1995 the 520H version arrived and then in 1998 the HA version and then HXX which introduced the semi-automatic plate feeder. In 2002 the HE (entry-level) and GE (2008) versions were launched, approaching the characteristics of the GX with colour density control and automated functions. In 2004 at Drupa the more advanced GX version was presented which can print up to 6 colours also with a varnisher and perfecting device. The 520 series is famous for its durability, flexibility and automation. Even after decades, thanks to easily available parts from WGM, it remains in high demand on the used market with a good commercial valuation.