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Yes you can!

The Trace function detailed in the video converts pixel data from within the PNG into vector paths. Check the Workspace view options so you can see it.. Choose Silhouette, to turn any pixel black, and non pixel areas ignored. Expand the vector path after tracing , to be able to swith the black fill to NONE and the outline from NONE to a visible path.

Where are you in the world?

340mm x 715mm

£6,499

True, that's why the cutter software provides 3 solutions to reduce or eliminate this. 1. The Cutter, when it has finished creasing will start back at the top of the sheet cutting the elements, down the sheet, so each cut element stays outside the cutter. 2. IF the above is not relevant due to your design, It provides a SMART TAGS option, which automatically adds 'bridges' in the cut line to hold the elements in the sheet (when enabled), this totally prevents the elements falling out during cutting. But does mean you then need to pop the elements out one the sheet is ejected. 3. The cutter is provided with a TRP (Tag reduction Plate), an attachable plate that shifts the angle of the sheet to reduce the need for tags.

@@SC-pr1eo That's good to know. Seems like they have anticipated this situation and have solutions in place.

What model of flatbed cutter are you using?

@@ferrahi-kaya We're going for a Vulcan FC500 now. Sadly no auto sheet feeding but seems to be a fast machine. Originally we considered a Intec FB8000. But Intec decided to not to continue this machine. Instead they replaced it with the larger and much more expensive FB9000.

The SC7000 is same footprint but different head..and motors..it uses Tangential Creasing, and 4x more pressure.. its good for up to 450g/450micron.

Quanto costa il mod.SC7000?

Thats probably why the description says 'Light Jobs' it's fairly obvious

@@SuperMatt2112 it said light packaging. Meaning thin paperboard substrates.

It can do 100-200 at a time I believe. Card used is around 350gsm.

Yes, the camera will be inverted for white marks on Black paper. This gives normal (very) high accuracy. Or. You can use media edge detection. For no marks (if you can not add white marks). But this is less accurate, as the position of image on the sheet may vary depending on your printer

Please can you let me know where you are based? And contact details so I can send. Thank you

Thank you! Cheers!

can you send me the price

Glad you like it!

In this video clip, I was using Illustrator 2018. I also have 2020, 2021 and 2022 smae feature capability is available in each

The QR codes are used by Intec cutters to automatically find the cutting path, and cut your files without you needing to tell the cutter which job it is. i.e. You can leave the room, make coffee and when you come back the Intec Cutter will have cut the file for you. Ideal for CARD projects OR labels.

You are welcome :-)

Illustrator, does not allow all these steps to be handled in an "Action" , however if you are versed in illustrator, you can create a SCRIPT file to do it. I am sorry, but that is not something I can explain well :-).. I have seen videos detailing how to create scripts in Illustrator for functions that don't work well with actions.

Hi Christel, The Lables are both Paper and Polyester labels manufactured under license for Intec, we sell these by the sheet (well boxes of 100 sheets :-) ). They are for Digital Applications. (i.e. Digital production presses), and are available through our European offices (currently they are not available through our USA office). The card we used in this video, is NOT Litho card...Most litho board, is similar in weight as it is in thickness. so a 350gsm board is often 350 micron. And, often the 350gsm litho board is not particularly stiff.. so users often beleive they need even thicker. The card used in this video, is Digital FBB and SBS based card. Designed specifically for the packaging applications. FBB (Folding Box Board) is a multi layer card, to create high strength, AND improved folding. However, it is LIGHTER than normal Litho based cards. So, will go through most digital production presses, like Ricoh, konica, and Xerox. FBB, or SBS based paper board is typically STIFFER, STONGER thus used for packing applications and suited for digital finishing. This makes is great for digital production devices, to print on board suitable for packing. Light enough to go through their digital press, but stiff and stong enough for packing goods (without the weigth penalty for shipping). The card we used was: Iggesund Incada Silk. It has a Caliper of 14.4 (pt) - If you are in the USA. OR.. 365 micron if you are in Europe. But, the weight is lower making it easier to print.