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IECH PK-0705 Digital Flatbed Cutter
Printer's Parts & Equipment
Signmaking Hardware
Intelligent cutting/creasing/drawing functions-meet all your creative processing demands.
Precise automatic positioning system
High-definition CCD Camera
Bar Code Management system
Automatic feeder
Max. Sheet Size: 760mm x 530mm (29.9?x20.8?)
Min. Sheet Size: 148mm x 210mm (5.8?x8.2?)
Max. Cutting Area: 730mm x 510mm (28.7?x20?)
Max. Cutting Speed – 1000mm/s (39?/s)
Max Cutting Thickness: 6mm (0.23?)
Additional Information
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Phone: 4167524488
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sales@printfinish.com
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