KBA Products

It would be rather presumptuous to claim that we are the greatest. But we are certainly the oldest. After all, we have been manufacturing largeformat sheetfed presses for over 80 years. Initially still for letterpress, but then specialising in offset, once planographic techniques came to the fore. Generations of users have inspired us to continue our developments for large-format print. However strongly the wind blew in our faces at times. The market has proved that we were always on the right track, because large formats are today more firmly established than ever before. The annual growth rates speak for themselves.

If you worship innovation and cherish tradition, if you thrive on progress and live for the future, then you are going to love our KBA Rapida 106. After all, which other press offers production speeds of up to 18,000 sheets/hr and has been proving this in daily practice since 2004? Such performance is our benchmark. Medium-format sheetfed offset presses from KBA already cracked the 15,000 sheets/hr barrier as far back as 1986. With the KBA Rapida 106, this wealth of experience is placed also at your disposal.

You are looking for fast and precise print? You attach particular importance to proven technologies? You value flexibility, reliability and performance? Then the KBA Rapida 105 is the perfect choice for you.

The KBA Rapida 75 is fast, it is easy to operate, and it looks a treat! Make it the productive centre – piece of your company. And the envious looks of your colleagues are guaranteed. We have spared no effort to design a press with the smallest possible print – room footprint. The print format, on the other hand, is all the more generous. The KBA Rapida 75 can even handle sheets up to 23.82” x 29.52”.

Creative minds face a real challenge when it comes to using the vast offering of non-absorbing materials (e.g. plastics such as PVC, PC, PS, ABS and PET) available for the jobbing, packaging and label printing sectors. There is a growing demand especially for plastic films. What was once a domain reserved for screen printing is now also open to offset printers who, equipped with UV and waterless technology, are well positioned to get a share of this high-growth market for themselves.