For pulling etchings, drypoints, paper plate lithographs, engravings, collagraphs, and lino- block prints. Easy travel to studios, schools, art fairs. Gear-driven. Pressure adjusters. Maximum sheet, 12 x 24".

The new Blick 906 Model II is an economically priced press with a 13-1/2" wide bed plate that incorporates many features of larger presses. It's an excellent choice for the junior high or high school classroom as well as the individual art studio.

The Blick 999 Model II incorporates many features of the new, larger Blick Master Etch Model II press, but at a very economical price. Built for studio or classroom use, it makes prints up to 17" wide × 35" long.

The Blick Econo Etch Model II is an excellent choice for the beginning printmaker or for the professional who needs an auxiliary press for demonstrations, art fairs, and workshops. The press is easy to work and suitable for a host of projects.

The Blick Master Etch Model II is a precision tool of intermediate size, durable enough for classroom use, and versatile enough for any studio. Made of lightweight contemporary materials, with weight where needed for strength - in the solid steel rolls.

For equalizing press pressure and to lessen strain on upper roller shafts via 3 blankets-- cushion, pusher, and catcher. Made of fine quality, dense wool felt. For Dick Blick etching presses.

Blick's original Econo Etch Press has now been superceded by the Econo Etch Model II Press. If you need to replace the blankets, you can trim the slightly larger blanket for the Econo Etch II, or you can order one of these replacements.

These small, ruggedly built professional presses can withstand the rigors of classroom use in printing etchings, woodcuts, collagraphs, and monoprints. Conrad presses have many of the same design elements as much larger presses.

These small, ruggedly built professional presses can withstand the rigors of classroom use in printing etchings, woodcuts, collagraphs, and monoprints. Conrad presses have many of the same design elements as much larger presses.

These small, ruggedly built professional presses can withstand the rigors of classroom use in printing etchings, woodcuts, collagraphs, and monoprints. Conrad presses have many of the same design elements as much larger presses.

Due to the ever-increasing popularity of monotype printing, Conrad is offering a line of large-capacity, portable tabletop presses. These presses break down into three parts to fit through standard 30" doorways.

The only press on the market that prints all mediums including stone lithography, which is not possible with traditional presses. Changes from intaglio to lithography in as little as 5 minutes.

An economical, portable press designed for light pressure printing processes such as monotype, drypoint and collagraph, the Akua Pin Press features a 20" long roller for printing 20" wide images in any studio, classroom, or home.