Categories: Finishing

Summa Adds Flatbed Cutter

Summa has introduced its F1832 flatbed finishing system. With a working area of 72 in., the flatbed cutting system works with a range of substrates, including common media sizes such as 60-in. roll material, 60 x 120-in. rigid board material, and textiles up to 72 in. wide with Summa’s rotary tool. The cutter features tandem mode, vacuum zones, and automated depth control to simplify bit, tool, and knife changes.

Kelsey Johnson

Kelsey Johnson joined the Big Picture and Screen Printing teams as assistant editor in January 2017 after graduating with a bachelor’s degree from Purdue University. She is based out of Cincinnati and spends her free time exploring local coffee shops and driving all over the Midwest attending concerts.

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