A unique triple tool cutter/creaser and a world-first, floating second creasing wheel under the media, underpin Plockmatic’s latest evolution in cutting and creasing, with its new design compact B2 digital sheet cutter and the ColorCut SC7800 Pro-RS XL.
Plockmatic's revolutionary new ColorCut SC7800 Pro RS XL cutter and creaser is supplied locally by Renz
Mark Baker-Homes, VP for Plockmatic Group’s Packaging and Label Business Unit, says: “At its core, the new ColorCut SC7800 Pro-RS XL has a unique triple-tool hybrid design, blending the best of flatbed, sheet-fed, tangential, contour-cutting, and die-based technologies. It provides the freedom to digitally cut and crease any shape, directly from printed artwork with no dies. This takes finishing to a whole new level and delivers speed, precision, and total creative flexibility - on demand.
“It is also the world’s first machine to use a floating second creasing wheel under the media, which moves in perfect synchronisation with the upper tool carriage. This enables a traditional male and female creasing effect, ensuring an enhanced and superior crease when compared to other competitive flatbed products, where the crease only hits from one side.”
The production versatility of the ColorCut SC7800 Pro-RS XL is further supported by its ability to handle sheets up to 520 x 740mm in a wide range of media up to 450microns, including synthetics. It also enables perforation for application flexibility that includes folders, packaging and point of sale.Total unattended automation is enabled by a QR code-driven workflow and up to 1,000 sheets can be processed rapidly and efficiently even when running multiple jobs within the same stack. Accuracy is powered by SmartMark registration via the included ColorCut Pro software.
Designed and manufactured in Sweden, the power consumption of the new system is also very low, making it a suitable investment for more environmentally conscious customers.
In Australia, Plockmatic Group products are supplied by Renz, following the Swedish company’s acquisition of German-based Renz - a global producer of ring wire comb binding machines and supplies – late last year. The agreement included acquisition of Renz subsidiary companies in Australia, Argentina, the UK and Turkey.
