PRODUCT News The New Summa F Series F2630
ArtSystems has introduced the heavy-weight Summa F-Series F2630 flatbed cutter to the UK, following its global launch at FESPA this year. 'Big brother' to the renowned F1612
cutter, the F2630 enables sign-makers and print providers to process even larger media. It also creates the possibility to process two media rolls at once on the roll support system. With a working area of 2650mm x
3050mm it also has a wide set of tools and modules, plus those already featured on the F1612. This means high details in thin films can be cut with the kiss cutting tools. Cut-out tools are suitable for all kinds of plastics and thin cardboards. Oscillating tools (together with creasing wheels and v-cut knifes) will handle cardboard and foamboards. On top of that a1kW router is available for hard board material up to 25mm thickness, such PVC, acrylic, wood or aluminium boards.
The F2630 has been developed in response to market demands for a larger version of the popular F1612 cutter, whilst keeping the flexibility and diversity of the unit.
The working surface of more than eight
square meters is split up into 12 vacuum zones, each of which can be automatically switched on or off individually. This way small as well as big boards, sheets or rolls can be processed. By using the front and rear zones alternating, tandem mode leads to significant increases in productivity. With the tandem mode the active working area on the flatbed can be divided into front and back processing areas. This enables the user to load and unload material on one end of the table whilst cutting material on the other end of the table. This will avoid idle periods dur- ing the processing of material, adding signif- icant value to the overall workflow, says the company.
Andrew Edwards, Sign and Display Di- The Summa F-Series F2630 flatbed cutter was launched at FESPA this year.
visional Manager, said: "The original F1612 has been successful in moving many tradi- tional sign makers into new markets and helping to boost their print finishing workflow enabling them to grow this side of their busi- ness. We're confident that the new F2630 will do the same but also give us the oppor- tunity to move into the packaging, textile and leather markets in a more direct way. We're very confident that it will make a big impact in these markets."
ASLAN premium colour films
ASLAN made modifications to its opaque, polymeric colour film range PremiumColour ASLAN C 118 Soft, which makes the whole range compliant with REACH. The existent glossy colours are complemented by two new finishes; modern matte black and white, which can also be used for long- term applications. The self-adhesive films of the range
are characterised by an 'excellent' opacity. Plotted letterings and graphics can be
weeded 'quickly and easily'. Due to their high flexibility and good adaptation to contours, the films are suited for applications onto smooth as well as curved surfaces. The high-quality colour films provide an
optimal solution for the long-term design of vehicles, signs and glass surfaces with plotted elements, says the company
www.ASLAN-Schwarz.com
16 Sign Update ISSUE 160 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015
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