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MCT DIGITAL

HulkSmash

HulkSmash

New Member
Hey guys,

I narrowed down my choices of digital finishers to Zund ESKO and MCT DIGITAL.

Feed back on all 3 would be great to anyone who have them.. especially MCT as i've heard they're great as well but i have very little information on them. I like the fact they're american made, and their consumables and replacement parts are like 50% cheaper than the other 2 machines. However we are leaning towards the zund, i'd love to get feedback on all.

thanks all.
 
ProColorGraphics

ProColorGraphics

New Member
I'm a far cry from an expert, but if I had the room and budget, Would have went with and MCT. I loved the options it offered. I have no regrets with my Summa, as I needed a cutter more than a router, but when the time comes to upgrade, MCT is probably what I will go with. I get router bits from them and they are very helpful!! Even when using a competitors router.
 
HulkSmash

HulkSmash

New Member
ProColorGraphics said:
I'm a far cry from an expert, but if I had the room and budget, Would have went with and MCT. I loved the options it offered. I have no regrets with my Summa, as I needed a cutter more than a router, but when the time comes to upgrade, MCT is probably what I will go with. I get router bits from them and they are very helpful!! Even when using a competitors router.
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Thanks Matt!
 
Bly

Bly

New Member
We've got an Oce Procut Zund. Basically a Zund with different software.
It's really sped up our finishing especially flatbed work.
Take a sheet off the Arizona, throw it on the Zund, scan the barcode and it cuts accurately and quickly.
It does the work of 2 or 3 people. Never has a day off either.
Look hard at the workflow and software solutions of anything you buy.
You need something easy to learn and quick to use with a library of settings for all the media you plan to cut.
 
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parrott

New Member
The MCT looked great and was reasonably priced. The main turnoff I had with them was the training. They wanted to send a tech down to setup up the machine and then I had to send my people to Wisconsin (?) to be trained. I want my staff trained in our environment with jobs running off our presses. Didn't make much sense, but maybe things have changed.
 
HulkSmash

HulkSmash

New Member
parrott said:
The MCT looked great and was reasonably priced. The main turnoff I had with them was the training. They wanted to send a tech down to setup up the machine and then I had to send my people to Wisconsin (?) to be trained. I want my staff trained in our environment with jobs running off our presses. Didn't make much sense, but maybe things have changed.
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Parrott, I told them if you want me to buy this machine, they will be training at my facility. They agreed.
 
Christian @ Visual Graphx

Christian @ Visual Graphx

Active Member
Coloradosigns said:
Hey guys,

I narrowed down my choices of digital finishers to Zund ESKO and MCT DIGITAL.

Feed back on all 3 would be great to anyone who have them.. especially MCT as i've heard they're great as well but i have very little information on them. I like the fact they're american made, and their consumables and replacement parts are like 50% cheaper than the other 2 machines. However we are leaning towards the zund, i'd love to get feedback on all.

thanks all.
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What prices are you getting from MCT and what size we have been eying them for our vinyl processing.
 
ProColorGraphics

ProColorGraphics

New Member
ProColorGraphics said:
I'm a far cry from an expert, but if I had the room and budget, Would have went with and MCT. I loved the options it offered. I have no regrets with my Summa, as I needed a cutter more than a router, but when the time comes to upgrade, MCT is probably what I will go with. I get router bits from them and they are very helpful!! Even when using a competitors router.
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I should have added that there is nothing wrong with Summa, it was the best option for me as I mostly use it so far for cutting rolls upon rolls of decals. For the price especially, it can't be beat. If cutting is the main function, you won't regret it. I am a one man shop, so I can't comment on speed as I load up a piece of equipment and go do something else. So by the time I get back, it's done. I did get the router, but haven't had a chance to use it much. What I have done with it, it works perfectly fine for me!
 
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