FAG Control 525

‹The FAG Control 525 offers those few extra centimetres—or inches—that are often needed.› FAG Control 405/525 order sheet, circa 1968

The FAG Control 525 and FAG Swissproof 52 are medium-sized proof presses built in Avenches, Switzerland. The FAG Control 525 is a precision test press designed for high-quality proofs produced by printers, for fine repro proofs from hot-metal composition, and for single- and multi-colour proofs produced by process engravers.

FAG Control 525 from a FAG spareparts catalog from the late 60ies.
FAG Control 525 from a FAG spareparts catalog from the late 60ies.
Adjustable bed as an optional equipment on the FAG Control 525. From a Chinese FAG Catalog from the late 1960ies.
Adjustable bed as an optional equipment on the FAG Control 525. From a Chinese FAG Catalog from the late 1960ies.
Split steel riders DAS and centre side lay TC from an English advertisement from the 1960ies.
Split steel riders DAS and centre side lay TC from an English advertisement from the 1960ies.
RFP on a halfautomatic FAG Control 525. From an English advertisement from the 1960ies.
RFP on a halfautomatic FAG Control 525. From an English advertisement from the 1960ies.
FAG Control 525 in use. From an English advertisement from the 1960ies
FAG Control 525 in use. From an English advertisement from the 1960ies

Remove the bottleneck in the proving section

Produce more color proofs in less time. Equipped with a power-driven cylinder (MC or MVA), these presses could run up to 300 proofs per hour. A universal register plate allows locking up and printing 4 or 2 plates of the same color from 4 or 2 different colour sets, with easy changeover to print full-size plates on the same base.

As with the FAG Control 405, a wide range of standard and optional equipment was available for the FAG Control 525.

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