The Puma IV enhances its capability to complete a variety of applications with great efficiency which satisfies your different needs in sign industry. Powered by a digitally controlled servo system, the Puma IV produces eye-catching graphics with up to 40 ips (1020 mm/sec) cutting speed, 500 g of cutting force and 5 meters (16.4 feet) of tracking ability.
Versatility:Puma IV is a versatile machine with the ability to plot and cut without having to alter the plotter's mechanical configuration. For vector cutting, simply install a blade holder; for plotting, simply install the drawing pen or a ballpoint pen.
Tracking Ability:The exclusive grid drum is precisely engineered to provide superb tracking ability.
Enhanced Automatic-Aligning System: The Puma IV series features a standard Automatic-Aligning System(AAS II) to guarantee precise contour cutting by detecting the registration marks on digitally produced images. Functions include: 1st-mark auto-detection, segmental positioning, 4-point positioning, and multiple copies.
Included:
Cutting up to 1020 mm a Second with up to 500 grams of down force
Puma IV LX 24 Inch Cutter With Aligning System for Contour Cutting
Includes a standard Automatic-Aligning System (AAS II) to guarantee precise contour cutting by detecting the registration marks on digitally produced images.
Cutting Blade
Cutting Blade Holder
Vinyl Trimmer
Roll Feeder Attachment for table top use
Cutting Strip
Weeding Tweezers
USB Cord, Power Cord
Includes Greatcut Plugin for Corel DRAW and Illustrator
Compatible with the following software's: GreatCut, SingPal 12, FlexiSign 12, Sure Cuts A lot, Sure Cuts A Lot Pro
Compatible with Windows XP and Newer
Mac users will need to purchase Sure Cuts A Lot cutting software
Optional Stand with Media Roller
Please note this item is not eligible for international shipping.
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