Graphtec FC2250 Flatbed Cutting Plotter Table The FC2250 Large Format flatbed cutting plotter is available in 3
table sizes — 24"x36", 47"x36" and 68.5"x36" table sizes, with
optional tool head configurations and material hold-down systems.
Dual Head Design features 500 grams and 1000 grams maximum down
force for more efficient marking and cutting workflows.
With a U.S. list price starting at $14,500.00, the FC2250 comes
with a maximum 1kg cutting force for thicker materials.
| | Dual Head Design: 500/1000 grams Cutting Force | | • | 2 Media Hold down methods available: Electrostatic or Vacuum | | • | Operate in Horizontal or Inclined Model (Vacuum table-horizontal
only) | | • | D-Cut Software imports DXF Data | | • | Cutting Master Plug-in for Adobe® Illustrator | | • | 0.118" (3mm) Blade for cutting thicker material up to E FLute | | • | New Optional Creasing Tool for Corrugated Media |
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Comes standard with Graphtec's ARMS (Auto Registration Mark Sensor) — the FC2250 series is the most
competitive in its class. The FC2250 large format flatbed cutting plotters are ideal for
designers and prototyping in the offset printing - to cut printing
blankets, digital printing industries, packaging industry, fashion
industry, as well as road sign making, stone & glass
sandblasting/etching, electronic film industry, etc. | | | | • | Garment Pattern Cutting & Marking | | • | Shoe Pattern Cutting & Marking | | • | Package Design Prototyping | | • | Monument & Stone Sandblast Mask | | • | Industrial Films for Electronics | | • | Reflective Highway and Road Signs | | • | Offset Printing Blanket cutting | | • | Architectural Model Building |
| | | | The FC2250 series cutting plotters handle a wide range of media | | | | • | | | • | | | • | | | • | | | • | Containers and road signs | | • | Sandblast rubber templates | | • | | | • | |
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| | | | Creasing Cardboard and Cardstock with up to 1kg of down force! | | | | | | | | The FC2250 comes in three table sizes | | | | | | The FC2250 series is available with different media hold down
methods depending on the application requirements: electrostatic
adhesion or vacuum suction. A wide range of materials can be cut
with great precision, including thin sheet metal for electronic
design, chipboard, magnetic sheet or roll, matte board, gasket,
marking film, sandblast rubber, high-intensity reflective film,
etc. |
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