Morgana FSN II Rotary Numbering Machine
The Morgana FSN II rotary numbering machine numbers, perforates, scores, and slits multi-part sets at up to 72,000 impressions per hour. Authorized dealer.
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Details & specifications
The Morgana FSN II is a high-speed rotary numbering machine that numbers, perforates, scores, and slits in a single pass, including on multi-part carbonless sets. It runs up to 72,000 impressions per hour with 8 numbering heads, and its bottom-feed suction system lets an operator reload without stopping the run.
Key features
- Rotary numbering action for sharp numbering on multi-part carbonless sets.
- Up to 72,000 impressions per hour with up to 8 heads (parallel or convex).
- Sheet sizes from 210 x 125 mm to 457 x 457 mm.
- Bottom-feed suction system that allows reloading without stopping production.
- Micro-porous ink roll system for consistent inking with black or Pantone inks.
- Perforating, scoring, and slitting in the same pass as numbering.
- Adjustable platen pressure for different stock thicknesses.
- Mobile, compact frame that fits into an existing finishing line.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Max sheet size | 457 x 457 mm |
| Min sheet size | 210 x 125 mm |
| Max paper weight | 7-part carbonless |
| Min paper weight | 56 gsm |
| Speed | Up to 72,000 impressions/hr (8 heads) |
| Numbering heads | Up to 8 (parallel or convex) |
| Min spacing (same collar) | 50 mm (parallel), 73.5 mm (convex) |
| Min spacing (adjacent heads) | 62 mm (parallel), 48 mm (convex) |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 970 x 730 x 1115 mm (1280 mm with tray) |
| Weight | 138 kg |
| Power supply | 240V, 50/60Hz |
| Options | Parallel and convex numbering boxes, oscillating inking, jogger |
Rotary numbering vs inline numbering, perforating, and scoring
Both approaches number, perforate, and score, but they suit different work. Choose an inline numbering, perforating, and scoring line when you want to number and finish cut sheets alongside other operations. Mid-State Litho carries the Graphic Whizard inline range on the perforating, slitting, and scoring page: the GW 3000 ($10,480), GW 6000 ($12,260), GW 8000E ($14,665), GW 8000P ($15,745), and GW 12000 ($20,910).
Choose the Morgana FSN II ($20,806) when you need dedicated high-speed rotary numbering on multi-part carbonless sets at up to 72,000 impressions per hour. It is the rotary-numbering flagship for shops running invoices, forms, tickets, and NCR work.
About Morgana rotary numbering
Morgana is part of the Plockmatic Group, and Mid-State Litho is an authorized dealer for Morgana. The FSN II is positioned as the rotary-numbering machine for print shops that run multi-part and carbonless work. See the rest of the range on the Plockmatic print finishing equipment page, and pair it with feeding equipment like the Morgana VFX vacuum feeder. Browse more bindery and finishing equipment to build out the line.
Applications
- Invoices and forms: number multi-part carbonless forms.
- Tickets and vouchers: perforate and number event tickets, coupons, and NCR forms.
- Booklet covers: add fast numbering to booklet-making work.
- Direct mail: number and keep document integrity across a mailing run.
Why buy from Mid-State Litho
- Authorized Morgana and Plockmatic dealer.
- Factory-trained, in-house service technicians.
- Michigan and Great Lakes service area.
- Family-owned print finishing dealer since 1984.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Morgana FSN II do?
It handles rotary numbering, perforating, scoring, and slitting in one pass, including multi-part carbonless sets.
How fast is it?
Up to 72,000 impressions per hour with 8 numbering heads.
What does the FSN II cost?
$20,806 from Mid-State Litho, an authorized Morgana and Plockmatic dealer.
Do you install and service it?
Yes. Factory-trained technicians cover the Michigan and Great Lakes service area.
How is it delivered?
By freight. Lead time is confirmed at the time of order.
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Install & train
On-site setup and operator training included.
Same / next-day service
Fast response across the Great Lakes.
Precision machining
Replacement parts fabricated in-house.
Financing
Lease and purchase options available.