Featuring a working area of 1,016 x 610mm and carbon dioxide laser power up to 120 watts, the new Speedy 400 has a built-in touch screen with new Ruby laser software included, allowing users to create designs and send them to the laser.
The Speedy 400 also has Trotec’s new design and position camera, which works alongside the existing Vision camera registration system for what Trotec says will deliver faster print and cut results.
Working with CMYUK, Trotec will also show the Speedy 400 in combination with a Mimaki UJF-6042 printer, allowing visitors to see the complete print and cut process from start to finish.
Trotec will also display the new Q500 mid-range laser, showcasing its 1,300 x 90 mm working area and 100-watt DC laser power.
In addition, Trotec will bring a range of sheet materials to the show.
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