At the Summa stand at drupa 2024, managing director of Pozitive Sign and Graphics Phil Trumble presented Summa’s new technology, including the Summa S1 cutter, the F flatbed cutter, and the latest addition to the Summa S range, the S3 cutter, launched at FESPA last year.

Trumble said the S machines have “been a real game changer for sign and graphics in Australia” because they can produce short-run packaging.

He said one of the Summa S1 cutter’s key attributes is its ability to cut out DTF transfers with hands-off speed and accuracy.

“Running with the automated barcode server, it will be able to process a full roll of DTF transfers without human intervention,” said Trumble.

According to Trumble, the Summa F flatbed cutter is a popular choice in the Australian market and is showing some new applications with auto-sheet loading and new tooling developed in the last couple of months.

“It’s really exciting to see they’re still innovating and moving forward with new technology on this machine.”

Watch Phil Trumble discuss more about about Summa and its cutting applications below

Comment below to have your say on this story.

If you have a news story or tip-off, get in touch at editorial@sprinter.com.au.  

Sign up to the Sprinter newsletter