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What else would you use in a high volume production shop? Uv is the future of print.

It takes far to long to do it on the flatbed. Heres an example: We do a lot of A3, A2 sized sheet stickers. for a full 30m roll of various sizes, it would take about 8 hours on the flatbed cutter. With using summa, we can get 1x 30m roll down to 2 hours of kiss cutting and about 1 hour on...

Great video! Im curious on how you do kisscut stickers and sheet stickers as i find when you start introducing more steps you can make the workflow quite complex. E.g, Kisscut stickers - We'll kisscut on the summa and thru-cut on the flatbed cutter. Sheet stickers - kiss cut on the summa and...

Shouldnt you have them in a nas or something, rather than sitting there.

This is not overly terrible. Great for companies who are light weight, and all they use is web apps like 365 or google workspaces. Lower power consumption, less internet bandwidth as it's only displaying the screen. Especially great for non tech people. Non tech people = Dont know what...

It'll probably do what you need it to do. I'd suggest get a demo of the machine with the same stock you plan to use.

There are software you can buy the perpetual licence. Though not cheap but you can still own it. There's a few that come to mind too. But there's always the case, you still need to pay yearly for maintenance and updates. Most platforms should allow the CSV download, and if it's not all your...

From my experience, which is a lot. You'll never find a single package that does it all. There are some out there trying to do that, but everyone's needs are different. The more features you need, the more you'll pay. You should choose the software package you need. That could be a workflow...

It's not hard so to speak. It's having a plan, putting it into place and doing it. if you want to be whole sale only, you need to market that. have workflows for each product. limit your products. make sure your pricing is low enough for resell, high enough to make a profit. theres more than...

how are you charging your customers the correct pricing?

how do you know if the package is too big or too heavy for them?

Had a poke around. Pretty near library of signs. The website deserves to be rebuilt to modern standards.

Love it! I'll have to do one soon. one we have a few more systems set up.

You missed the point where he said ( not cutting tables ).

https://www.josting-maschinen.de/mulicut-sc-single-knife-veneer-guillotine?lang=en I think this is what you're after. These guillotines are for that exact purpose.

I bet that's what everyone said about the internet & the knowledge base vs the current libraries of encyclopedias,

The fact it took 3 or so months for issues like this resolved is very poor. This would be a result of lack of beta testing and listening to customer feedback. This is literally why we moved to caldera. I haven't had any bugs as such at all from any update. And if there was, it's fixed with in...

It can, You can also try isopropyl

You can use acetone, it would lift the ink right off. But as soon as it evaporates,the ink sticks back to the acrylic and makes it even harder to remove.

You can't adjust it, you need to add more pinch wheels.