The firm, which is already established in the routing sector, has recently expanded into knife and plotting solutions, and will display a range of these new products at the show.
Alongside the new knife tool portfolio, ITC will be showcasing its 3061 Series of tools for machining stainless steel and similar exotic material, as well as the extension of the 180 Series of cutters and 4071 Series of cutters.
Other new developments set to be on display at the show include the 2041 Series, which features enhanced wiper flats and polished flutes to improve swarf clearance.
Other products on show at the event will include the addition of three flute cutters to the 2091 Series of Up and Downcut tools, and the 2121 Series of extra long cutters for machining difficult to reach surfaces.
The ITC brand is renowned throughout the sign-making industry for its high quality routing tools that incorporate the most radical geometries for outstanding performance”
To support the display of new and existing products, ITC will also be demonstrating its solutions for issues such as de-laminating, excessive burrs, poor surface finishes and the ability to eliminate hand finishing in many instances.
ITC technical experts will be on hand at the NEC to discuss any issues visitors may have with cutting materials, and recommend technology and solutions from ITC that could help solve these issues.
Sally Hunt, technical sales engineer at ITC, comments: “The ITC brand is renowned throughout the sign-making industry for its high quality routing tools that incorporate the most radical geometries for outstanding performance.
“As an established and trusted brand, we are offering a new product line to our customer base that will enable us to provide an all encompassing range of cutting tools and knives.
By enlarging our product portfolio, we are extending our established reputation and quality to a new customer base”
“By enlarging our product portfolio, we are extending our established reputation and quality to a new customer base.
“To accommodate the new product line and to offer our hospitality and appreciation to our loyal customers, we will be increasing our 2015 stand space with a stand that will be 25 percent larger than at the 2014 event."
ITC is one of many companies to have outlined its plans ahead of SDUK, with competition at this year’s event set to be as heated as ever with those in attendance vying for business.
