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Large Format Finishing Solutions
Help save time and money by integrating finishing solutions into your large format workflow. With a wide range of cutters from our trusted third-party providers, Canon can support you in helping to automate and streamline your large format production.
One Cutter, Endless Possibilities
The Colex Sharpcut™ Series helps to create endless possibilities for your business. With three table sizes available, a board feeder option, a universal triple tool head, and a conveyor option (required for the extra-large table size), the Sharpcut can help reduce costs and improve productivity.
Fotoba X/Y cutters are designed to help eliminate workflow bottlenecks with a fast, safe, and accurate finishing solution. These automatic cutters are capable of trimming and cutting down multiple tiles along the X and Y axes to achieve full-bleed output for a fast turnaround. The proprietary self-squaring feature compensates for any misalignment of the media or telescoping while cutting to ensure accuracy and cut consistency.
Fotoba X/Y cutters, combined with a Canon colorWAVE large format printer, an imagePROGRAF, or an Arizona series printer, can help increase productivity and opens a wide range of application possibilities including wallpaper, floor graphics, wall graphics, signs, banners, canvas, posters, stickers, flyers, window graphics, and much more.
Summa S3 T160
The Summa S3 T160 series roll cutters utilize Tangential Knife Technology specifically designed for mid-high volume cutting environments. The S3 T160 uses a motorized knife, allowing the cutters to accurately cut through thicker substrates while achieving unparalleled accuracy and precision down to the smallest details.
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Texas Inline Print-Cut-Automate-Sell
IMC automation components are integrated with the Texas flatbed printer and Kongsberg finishing table to create the fully automated print-to-cut production workflow. A seamless print-to-cut and stack workflow, which starts with unprinted boards and ends with the finished pieces stacked on a palette, helps to remove most of the user interaction typically required to produce final products. This enables users to enhance both speed and capabilities.