Camera-based print registration systems and knife-cutting options mean that print-finishing is fast and efficiently completed to a high standard. This also means that a variety of materials can be cut thanks to the machine’s capabilities.

Julian Sage, managing director of CNC Solutions, says: “As you’d imagine, we get to see lots of companies in the course of selling computerised routing hardware and we have done for many years. Despite the fact they all run different businesses and each is doing its own thing, they tend to have a few things in common.

“First, anyone who’s looking to invest in computerised routing hardware clearly has a business that’s in an upwards phase of its growth.

“Second, when they arrive for demonstrations, it’s with the expectation that the hardware they’re looking at will actually square up to the prospect of working hard for that growth over time and that it has the ability to deliver it. I think the new warranty will mean something to companies with an eye on the future.

“You never know what’s going to walk in the door when you run a sign company so it’s best to be prepared with hardware that’ll tackle anything that comes its way.

“I promise you, it if has Tekcel on the label, nothing will phase it. These are undiluted production routers and they really can cut it.”

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