Pozitive appointed as exclusive Australian dealer of F Series Summa flatbed cutting

Pozitive sign & graphic supplies, is pleased to announce they have been appointed as the exclusive Australian dealer of the state-of-the-art the F Series range of flatbed cutting tables from Summa.

The Summa F Series a versatile flatbed cutting system ideal for producing innovative signage,
displays, samples, packaging applications and more.

Features include:
– Multifunctional head that holds up to three modules at one time
– Powerful tangential module that offers 10kg vertical force with a wide range of matching tools
– Pneumatically driven media advance clamps to hold materials down for continuous operation
– Automatic barcode recognition identifies the job to obtain the necessary cutting data
– Safety pack laser system that surrounds the table and controls the motion area
– Automated depth control (ADC) simplifies tool, knife or bit changes for optimal cut quality
– Available in four sizes, ranging from 160cm x 120cm up to 265cm x 305cm

“Pozitive has a long history supplying and servicing the Summa cutters to the Australian market,” says Philip Trumble, Managing Director, Pozitive sign & graphic supplies. “It was the very first cutter I used when I was introduced to the industry at 16 years old! Over the next 25 years I have seen first-hand the quality and durability of the product, so it’s an honour and privilege for Pozitive to be appointed as the Exclusive distributor of Summa’s versatile flatbed cutting systems.”

A Summa F Series F1612 flatbed cutter will be available for viewing and testing at Pozitive’s state-of-the-art demonstration centre at Eastern Creek, NSW. Guests can also view a wide range of equipment and consumables that Pozitive represents exclusively in the Australian market.

Pozitive
www.pozitive.com.au

Summa
www.summa.eu/f-series

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