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Big rolls of material cutting, 7.5" in diameter Summa S2-T75

joelswork

joelswork

New Member
Hey guys,
Just wondering some suggestions for running large rolls of material on my new Summa. It is basically a two sided adhesive where we are cutting through one backer and leaving the other. The manufacturer sent in these massive rolls but dang...they are huge. I really don't want to put a roller through it and I don't have a way to rewind them on another core unless I do it by hand. suggestions are welcome
 
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guillermo

New Member
joelswork said:
Hey guys,
Just wondering some suggestions for running large rolls of material on my new Summa. It is basically a two sided adhesive where we are cutting through one backer and leaving the other. The manufacturer sent in these massive rolls but dang...they are huge. I really don't want to put a roller through it and I don't have a way to rewind them on another core unless I do it by hand. suggestions are welcome
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put the roller on the machine and unroll by hand as is feeding in........ that is what I do when I get a new roll and do not want the motor of my machine to pull the heavy roll.
 
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Joel golden

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Well guys, I came up with another solution. It was also rolled the wrong way and caused some tunneling issues when I tried rerolling it. I used my $50 30” table top media/premask roller. I mounted it on a table above the plotter. Worked like a charm. 150,000 circles cut and delivered! That took way too long!
 
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