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Summa F1832-51 Flatbed Cutter – 74" × 126" Wide-Format Digital Cutting System
Summa F1832-51 Flatbed Cutter – 74" × 126" Wide-Format Digital Cutting System
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The Summa F1832-51 Flatbed Cutter is a high-performance digital finishing system designed for professional print shops, sign manufacturers, textile producers, and packaging businesses. Featuring an expansive 74.4" × 126" working area, a modular triple-head tooling system, and automated media handling, the F1832 processes both flexible roll materials and rigid sheet substrates. Its combination of precision cutting, creasing, routing capabilities, and workflow automation makes it a versatile solution for businesses looking to expand production capacity and handle a wider range of finishing applications.
Key Specifications
Working Area: 74.4" × 126" · Maximum Material Width: 75" · Machine Dimensions: Approximately 110" × 166" × 48" · Maximum Speed: Up to 39 in/sec · Maximum Acceleration: Up to 1G · Vacuum System: Dual vacuum pumps · Vacuum Zones: 8 · Tool Configuration: Triple-head modular system · Media Handling: Conveyor System with Pneumatic Media Clamps and Roll Support · Calibration: Automatic Device Calibration (ADC) · Software: Summa GoProduce · Power Configuration: 3 × 208V + N, 60 Hz, maximum 30A
Precision Cutting and Automated Tool Management
The F1832 is engineered for accurate, repeatable finishing across demanding production environments. Its integrated camera system supports registration-mark detection for print-and-cut workflows, while Automatic Device Calibration helps maintain tool accuracy. Automatic Tool Recognition and the modular tooling platform simplify setup when changing materials or applications, helping maintain consistent output across production runs.
Versatile Processing for Flexible and Rigid Materials
Designed to accommodate diverse production requirements, the F1832 handles compatible roll media and rigid sheet materials on one platform. Applications include banners, adhesive vinyl, technical textiles, corrugated board, cardboard, foamboard, synthetic materials, composites, and wood-based substrates. With the appropriate tooling installed, the system can perform cutting, creasing, perforation, and routing operations for a wide variety of finishing tasks.
Efficient Media Handling and Workflow Automation
The F1832 features a conveyor system, pneumatic media clamps, roll support, and an eight-zone vacuum table to help manage materials throughout production. Barcode workflows, Tandem Mode, and other workflow features help reduce manual handling and keep jobs moving efficiently. Summa GoProduce software supports job preparation and production management, helping operators coordinate different materials and finishing requirements.
Large Working Area for Wide-Format Production
With a 74.4" × 126" working area and support for materials up to 75" wide, the F1832 is designed for large-format applications, including wide textile rolls and rigid boards up to approximately 60" × 120". Its extended work surface provides flexibility for oversized graphics, display components, packaging prototypes, and other large-format finishing jobs.
Versatile Applications Across Multiple Industries
The Summa F1832 is well suited for producing signage, banners, textile graphics, retail displays, packaging prototypes, corrugated packaging, foamboard displays, and custom-cut industrial components. Its broad material compatibility and modular tooling options allow print providers and manufacturers to expand their services without relying on separate finishing systems for every application.
Designed for High-Volume Professional Production
Combining a large-format work area, modular triple-head tooling, automated calibration, and intelligent media handling, the Summa F1832 provides a flexible finishing solution for demanding production environments. Its ability to process both flexible and rigid materials makes it a strong choice for businesses seeking to improve workflow efficiency, maintain consistent quality, and expand their digital finishing capabilities.
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