Australian Visual Hardware (AVH) has joined forces with Colex Finishing to provide automatic finishing solutions for wide format printers. A division of Australian Visual Solutions, AVH will launch the US-made Colex sharp cut digital flatbed cutter at Visual Impact show, being held in the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from September 17 to 19.

AVH goes wide with Colex Sharp cutter

Simon Trytell, AVH national hardware manager, says: “The Sharpcut is one of the most versatile flatbed cutters that I have ever seen – it will serve markets requiring automatic knife cutting, creasing and routing operations. “It easily integrates with existing computer workflows and has a comprehensive range of cutting tools.” He says the Sharpcut includes a fixed knife, oscillating knife and router allowing the capability for a multitude of applications. Trytell says, “Optional add-on tools are available by Colex allowing customers to customize their cutter to suit their specific needs and workflow. The Sharpcut production power and quick tool change ensures on-time delivery, even for the most complex jobs. “Whether the job requires cutting sheets, rolls of fabric or rigid materials, the Sharpcut always delivers clean, smooth and accurate edge quality. “The gantry’s X/Y axis movement is driven by a rack and pinion system, which increases the longevity and endurance of the cutter when comparing it to a belt driven system.” Cameron Sutherland, founder and managing director of AVS, says it was the low cost of the product that attracted the company to sign the partnership deal with Colex. Sutherland says, “Affordable to buy, affordable to own is the Colex motto. The products are extremely well priced and designed to provide customers with the best value flatbed cutter in the industry.”

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