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Graphtec FC8000 blade tip needed

pelelive

New Member
Hi!

I'm going to buy a graphtec FC8000 30" as an addition to my shop.

I will be using it to do some kiss cutting and die cutting (performation cut).

My vp-540 and sp-300v can do this but graphtec does it better from what I saw.

I just wanted to know what blade and cutting force do you suggest me to do a perforation cut to:

3mil vinyl + 3mil lamination (all from oracal)

thank you!
 

Matt-Tastic

New Member
Hi!

I'm going to buy a graphtec FC8000 30" as an addition to my shop.

I will be using it to do some kiss cutting and die cutting (performation cut).

My vp-540 and sp-300v can do this but graphtec does it better from what I saw.

I just wanted to know what blade and cutting force do you suggest me to do a perforation cut to:

3mil vinyl + 3mil lamination (all from oracal)

thank you!

The standard CB09U blade will do it just fine.

http://www.graphtecamerica.com/FAQs/setup_FC8000_perf-cut.html

http://www.graphtecamerica.com/FAQs/Perf_Cut_FC8000.html
 
Yep i have a 54" and i cut a lot of the same materials i use a CBO9U blade and my force i keep between 18 and 22 mostly depending on the material brand some cut different than others just something you learn with use.
 

sunnytimes2

New Member
always run a test on different vinyls .. everything cuts different and hard weeds make my guys mad so whats a quick test. having said that my graphtec is at 18 right now for everyday calendered and cast vinyls.
 

ProWraps

New Member
probably 50 miles of cuts or more on the same blade ive had since new that came with it. i have a pack of 10 more just sitting. the blade it comes with IF SET properly will work just fine.
 
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