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Albert Frankenthal BJ 1987

● Eight-colour gravure printing press (Albert Frankenthal, 1987):
● Glitter application section: For transferring glitter to the paper surface
● Infrared drying tunnel: For foaming acrylic foam and drying embossing pastes
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● Olbrich rewinding machine (1972): For cutting and shaping wallpaper rolls. Maximum tested roll length for acrylic wallpapers: 16 m. Origin: Germany
● Cyclone industrial plant: For saving expensive glitter and enabling its reuse
A linear machine with eight printing stations. Each station is equipped with electric intermediate drying units. Printing width: 600 mm. Origin: Germany
● Industrial compressors (2 units): Supply compressed air for pneumatic components
Currently, the system is used for manufacturing textured wallpapers on the following substrates:
● Paper wallpapers: 100 g/m² with acrylic foam coating, 150 g/m² with textured adhesive
● Non-woven wallpapers: 150 g/m² with textured adhesive
The production speed for acrylic wallpapers is 90–100 m/min. The original purpose of the Albert Frankenthal gravure printing press was roll printing for flexible packaging on paper, film, food wrap, and other web materials

Complete with
SITMA packaging machine, Italy, 1989

● Function: For packaging roll materials in shrink film (e.g., for wallpaper packaging)
● Control system: Manual
● Maximum diameter of packed wallpaper: 110 mm
● Minimum diameter of packed wallpaper: 50 mm
● Maximum product width: 620 mm
● Maximum speed: 47 cycles per minute
● Film materials: PVC, PE,

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