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Gfp 663TH Laminator
Graphic Finishing Partners LLC
Signmaking Hardware
Gfp’s microprocessor technology has expanded capabilities for wide-format finishing professionals by increasing the efficiency, accuracy, and reliability of finishing equipment. Now, operators can program, monitor, and display all machine functions and view operator tutorials through a powerful digital touchscreen microcontroller. As a result, the Gfp 663TH expands operator expertise, productivity, and accuracy, providing consistent quality output and fewer production errors.
Features
• Digital microcontroller system
• Colour graphic operational displays
• Electronic roller gap/pressure control
• Swing-out unwind and rewind shafts
• In-line rotary side slitters
• Top roller heat assist
• Integrated rear rewind
• Roll label printer
• Operational warning alerts
• Onboard operator help tutorials
Rob Acker
sales@gfpartnersllc.com
Additional Information
WEBSITEVIDEO
633TH Sales Literature
Contact Information
Phone: (800) 986-2005
Email:
sales@gfpartnersllc.com
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