Company Testimonial
"Finally I found a drawing plotter who was capable of printing directly on canvas with unlimited plot length. What a plot -- type in "paper" with a 91.4 cm width, which is standard for dacron. Spinnackerduk and mylar is wider so that did not fit my paper. Before there was a lot of work to copy from paper to canvas."
Bertil Klinga Segel, Stockholm Sweeden
System In Use
CTx-72 Plotter/Cutter, 24' long home built table
Application
Sailmaking
Story
Bertil Klinga started making sails for himself and his brother at home in the early 1970's. As sailmaking grew beyond a hobby he used automation to make more product better and faster. He uses SMSW for sail design and a Carlson plotter/cutter to cut directly on dacron, mylar, and spinnaker material. www.bsegel.com/teknik.htm
Results
Automation has allowed Bertil's sails to become a lot more advanced. "The major advantage of a design program is that you have total control over every change. It facilitates the evaluation and development of the sails." Once designed these sails can be precision cut exactly as specified on the computer. With the table bed as wide as standard challenge sail cloth rolls, cutting a sail can be completed in minutes not hours or days.
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