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New Cutter Plotter – Advise a deals
After expanding our business into producing signs in-house a year ago, to dip our toe in the water, we started with a CP vinyl cutter, its time to upgrade to something better with a more precision.
Looking at a Graphtec CE6000-60, any advise and anyone know of dealers offering good deals.
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Hi Mike
The CE6000-60 is a great cutter, in fact all of the Graphtec family are.
I have 2 larger machines myself.
Others also to consider are Summa and Mimaki – a little more expensive but pretty much bomb proof.
Pound for pound though, you won’t go wrong with a Graphtec. I’ve had at least 1 almost 10 years and never once let me down .Happy hunting :thumbup2:
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Any top brand cutter will be fine. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever had a single problem with the two cutters we’ve had, Mutoh and Mimaki.
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Roland, Graphtec or Summa.
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quote Mike Thornley:After expanding our business into producing signs in-house a year ago, to dip our toe in the water, we started with a CP vinyl cutter, its time to upgrade to something better with a more precision.
Looking at a Graphtec CE6000-60, any advise and anyone know of dealers offering good deals.
ThanksHi Mike,
Graphtec CE6000-60 is a brilliant cutter and, in my opinion, the price and specs are better compared to Roland and Summa (talking about 24" models).
I bought mine from MDP Supplies. Lowest price and genuine supplier. Also, quick delivery.Cheers
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My favourite has to be the Mimaki CG-FX. But then I haven’t really used many other to be fair.
Stafford
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We run the graphtec ce6000 and its spot on, bought from Edward Mathias and using their ‘smart knives’ we cannot fault the letter shapes, even at 5mm.
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