Leibinger numbering box maintainance. Part 1.

[@christianschoenberg1370]

Thanks for that! You make it look easy!

[@redblade8160]

@christianschoenberg1370. Wait until you start losing the parts by undoing the box, then you will wish that you never started the job.

[@sergiosaavedra8574]

Uy amigo empezó mal,,, desarmando la numeradora

[@joserafael1569]

no necesitas desarmar para limpiar

[@jaishetty8586]

Should have had more lights. The parts in the box are almost invisible

[@willianarguello4678]

Ooops se nota que no ha practicado el desarme, sea para limpieza o rotación de discos. Eso sí eres ordenado al colocar las piezas quiere decir que fuiste militar, así se disponen las piezas de un AK47. Soy impresor y con estos equipos he echo milagros en mecánica. Lástima que este oficio tiene futuro incierto. Saludos, a esta fecha estaís trabajando?

[@rodrigosolano5536]

Numeradora execelente

[@redblade8160]

It's not necessary to take the numbering box apart. Just soak it in cleaning solution overnight, after each use, and then give it a good scrub with a brush.

[@letterpress.printing]

Soaking the units can strip any lubricants from the internals of the box. This is the best way to clean and retain the lubricamt on the internals of the box

[@redblade8160]

@@letterpress.printing I soak the barrels in a mixture of oil and solvent and brush them clean; it has never given me any trouble over the years with drying out.

[@vaithees2503]

Hii