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Saga ExpressCutPRO 25" x 34" Flatbed Cutter

$17,995.00
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EXPRESSCUTPRO™ FLATBED CUTTER FOR DTF (DIRECT TO FILM), LABELS AND MORE

ExpressCutPRO is a digital flatbed cutter engineered to reduce labor, increases profits, and improve efficiency by automatically cutting fully printed rolls of DTF (direct to film) transfers, sublimation transfers, pressure sensitive vinyl, reflective vinyl, window film, sandblast masking, HTV (heat transfer vinyl), PET (polyester film), gasket material, vinyl decals, paint protection film, and other films. ExpressCutPRO features an integrated conveyor belt allowing the device to automatically feed printed or unprinted material from a roll for processing into precisely cut DTF transfers, decals, prints and more.

FEATURES

  • All steel component construction
  • 7" Touch screen for easy operation and control
  • CCD (charge-coupled device) digital camera support for crop mark and QR code detection
  • CCD support for black marks on standard media and white marks for transparent media
  • Support for QR codes to identify cut jobs
  • Support for crop marks, roll or sheet cutting
  • Support for a variety of roll cutting formats
  • Connectivity via USB, WiFi and Ethernet
  • Hot folder support for automatically loading cut data after QR code scanning
  • Material auto-feed via conveyor system for roll formats
  • Powers by Servo Motors in the "X" and "Y" directions



 

 

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