Komori Super Perfector

In 2002, Sun Litho began the planning for what would be the largest equipment installation in the history of the company.

In Januany of 2004, we literally broke ground for the installation of our new, state of the art Komori Super Perfector 10 color press. We at Sun Litho are proud to say that this press has enabled us to take your sheetfed printing to a whole new level of speed, quality, and satistfaction.

Our Super Perfector gives us the ablility to print both sides of a five color print job in one pass through the press, cutting run time in half. This also cuts your trips out of the office for press checkss in half, as well as doubling our ablitly to get your work done on time and on budget.

In addition to its unique design, the Komori Super Perfector is also highly automated. Plates are changed, ink fountains set, blankets and cylinders are cleaned, and the press is washed up, all via computer controlled systems that are designed for one simple goal: to keep the press actually printing your jobs, instead of getting ready to print your jobs.

We invite you to click on the thumbnails below, and join us for a tour of our installation, which was completed in June of 2004.


In 2002, Sun Litho began the planning for what would be the largest equipment installation in the history of the company. In Januany of 2004, we literally broke ground for the installation of our new, state of the art Komori Super Perfector 10 color press. We at Sun Litho are proud to say that this press has enabled us to take your sheetfed printing to a whole new level of speed, quality, and satistfaction. Our Super Perfector gives us the ablility to print both sides of a five color print job in one pass through the press, cutting run time in half. This also cuts your trips out of the office for press checkss in half, as well as doubling our ablitly to get your work done on time and on budget. In addition to its unique design, the Komori Super Perfector is also highly automated. Plates are changed, ink fountains set, blankets and cylinders are cleaned, and the press is washed up, all via computer controlled systems that are designed for one simple goal: to keep the press actually printing your jobs, instead of getting ready to print your jobs. We invite you to click on the thumbnails below, and join us for a tour of our installation, which was completed in June of 2004.