WJPS-1050 / 1450 / 1620
Modular Design Intermittent Offset Printing Machine
Wanjie's largest press. A 22–52 metre modular line that prints offset, flexo, screen, hot and cold foil, laminates, creases and die-cuts in a single pass — up to 1620 mm web width.

Highlights
- Up to 1620 mm web width, 1600 × 1200 mm printing area
- KBA offset inking structure
- CIP3 ink colour management with servo-driven remote ink control
- Fully modular: offset, flexo, coating, cold foil, hot foil, screen, thermal lamination, creasing, die cutting
- Up to 75 tonnes of machine
Choose your size
One platform, built in several web widths. Pick a size for its full data plate, or set the sizes side by side the way the brochure prints them.
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- Max web width
- 1060 mm
- Max printing area (W×L)
- 1030 × 720 mm
- Max unwinding diameter
- 1350 mm
- Max rewinding diameter
- 1350 mm
- Material thickness
- 100–400 g/m²
- Printing length
- 365–720 mm
- Printing speed
- 30–160 rpm/min
- Power
- 200 kW / 6 colours (3ph 380 V)
- UV / LED
- 6 kW / colour (3ph 380 V)
- Mercury lamp
- 18 kW / colour (3ph 380 V)
- Overall dimensions
- 22000 × 5000 × 2500 mm / 6 colours
- Machine weight
- 56000 kg / 6 colours
Printing speed is subject to the length and quality of the printing material.
A statement machine. Site survey and power study required before quotation.
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What makes it run
The machine can be equipped with offset printing, flexo coating or varnishing, cold stamping, hot stamping, screen printing, thermal lamination, creasing, die cutting and more.

Close-ups of the modular WJPS line: printing units and control stations
Configure it for your floor
Options
- Flexo coating / varnishing
- Cold foil
- Hot foil
- Screen printing
- Thermal lamination
- Creasing
- Die cutting
What it runs
Applications
- Wide-web wet glue labels
- Folding cartons
- Paper cup stock
- Flexible packaging base print
Machines that work alongside it
Want to see the WJPS-1050 / 1450 / 1620 running?
Our Sanand experience centre runs live Wanjie machines. Bring your substrate and your artwork, and watch your own job come off the roll.








