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Flexible Die-Cutter Ideal for Sign Shops
Rollem International
Signmaking Hardware - Die-cutting equipment
Insignia is a feature packed machine including die-cutting, kiss-cutting, embossing, creasing, cut-scoring, hole removal, perforating, plus automatic matrix removal on stocks up to 30 pt. board. Non-skilled operators can handle simple job change-overs delivering operating speeds up to 5,000 sph.
- Ideal for decals, graphics, and promotional items
- Streamlines production time by performing multiple processes in one operation
- Non-skilled operators can easily handle flexible die change-overs
- Handles a range of substrates with material weights up to 30 pt thicknesses
- Four model sizes to match with press output + three types of delivery units to further improve production output and collection methods.
- Request a free sample pack.
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