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Graphtec FC4510-60 34" x 24" Cutter

Was: $11,495.00
Now: $10,995.00
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As Low As $201/mo For 60 Months, OAC
Graphtec FC4510-60<br>34" x 24" Cutter</br>

Includes Your Very Own Design Software and 2 Year Warranty.

Please call 800-315-9676 for complete details!

*Buy your cutter from the Sign Outlet Store because we are the only company that will provide you with a FREE Graphtec Cutter Loaner if we ever have to fix your machine while it is under Warranty

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  • The FC4500 Series are intermediate-format, professional flatbed cutting plotters capable of processing a wide variety of materials with accuracy — compliant to most industry requirements for pattern making.
  • With a maximum cutting force of 600g, this flatbed series is the most economical solution for cutting thick, hard materials that cannot be fed through a roll-feed/friction-feed cutting plotter.
  • Creasing & Cutting with up to 600 Grams of Down Force!
  • The FC4500 Series is the ideal cutting plotter for high-precision and medium-heavy material crafting jobs and is suitable for cutting intricate designs on vinyl, photo-masking films, foam material, cardboard, oil board, and sandblast resist rubber.

 

 
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