Focus on Cutters
Saving time, labour, and stress YES Group
For print businesses working with DTF transfers, vinyl, or sticker sheets, one of the biggest hidden costs is manual weeding and trimming. Cutting jobs that seem quick on the surface can eat up hours of labour every week. Especially for high-detail or small-batch production. That’s where a cutter like the YES Quick-Cut DTF Roll & Flatbed Cutter comes into its own. Unlike traditional cutting setups, this machine handles both
roll-fed and flatbed media, making it flexible enough to suit various applications:
• DTF film. • PET sheets. • Vinyl. • Card. • Sticker stock and more.
What makes it stand out is its ability to automatically cut and trim around complex designs, eliminating the need for manual weeding in many DTF workflows. Thanks to its vacuum suction table and high-speed automatic feed, jobs can be stacked and completed in batches. Allowing
Quick-Cut DTF cutter
one operator to prep multiple sheets at once while the cutter handles the rest. This can save hours per week in manual work, especially for businesses producing personalised workwear or short-run promo graphics. The system also includes barcode scanning, which automates file recognition for faster, error-free processing. This removes the need to manually set each cut job, streamlining the entire workflow. If your team is spending too much time weeding and trimming, this cutter could be the difference between keeping up with demand and falling behind.
www.yesltd.co.uk Kongsberg PCS Introducin
In today’s signage and display landscape, businesses face
pressures to deliver smaller volume jobs and more efficient operations, due to increased demand for faster turnarounds and customised products. It’s vital that these producers can maintain performance, quality and reliability, as easily as possible throughout this process. Recognising this need, Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems (PCS) has launched its new Entro series of digital cutting tables. The series is aimed at businesses in the packaging, signage and graphics sectors, in lower-volume production environments and who wish to start taking their previously outsourced production in-house. Available in two models (Entro 20 and Entro 24), the series was designed to keep up with the shifts in digital cutting technologies, providing a function typically reserved for high-throughput operations, but at a lower cost, while
Entro 24
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retaining the high-quality construction and durability of Kongsberg technology. Entro 20 is ideal for small batch production and sample-making, using lighter rigid materials. Meanwhile, the Entro 24 is equipped with advanced milling capabilities, powered by a 1kW MultiCUT spindle and an integrated industrial vacuum, allowing users to confidently tackle more demanding applications and remain competitive as the market evolves.
With speeds of up to 50m/min, the Entro 24 ensures high productivity for shorter runs and samples across a range of materials – from vinyl decal jobs to plywood, solid PVC and acrylic panels – all at an entry level price and investment. Kongsberg’s goal was to empower smaller teams to achieve noticeable results, meeting current needs and addressing real-world challenges faced by signage producers. This, combined with technology best-suited to their business, will enable them to scale their production, broaden their offering and gain an advantage in their designated field. The Kongsberg PCS Entro range is available to order online and via local distributors and resellers.
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