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Decorator Industries: Ultra-Sonic Success
May 25, 2016 at 3:39 pm | News, Systems, Uncategorized, What you can do with your plotter/cutter
The Carlson Design Ultra-Sonic Cutting Head is world’s simplest sealed-edge cutting solution when speed and accuracy are essential. We ensure a standardized and easily supported system by integrating a JTE Machine Ultra-Sonic cutting tool onto our rigid Pro PTi-132″ gantry. At 132″ wide, we can Plot/Cut up to 120″ (3m) wide material. The system rides on a 11’x16′ Phillocraft vacuum table, with a custom-drilled metal cutting surface and is driven by our Plotmaster Software suite — including autonesting.
ReadLen’s Awning – Getting Started Smart
May 10, 2015 at 9:04 pm | News, Service, Systems, Travel, Vacuum Table, What you can do with your plotter/cutter
Len’s Awning wanted a Plotting/Cutting/Patterning solution simple enough to automate basic projects TODAY, but advanced enough to allow them to start building a digital pattern library, designing awnings and canvas in CAD, and eventually integrating 3D Digitizing over the course of the next year. They found that simple and affordable solution with the Carlson Design Pro PT-72″ Plotter/Cutter and T-Bar Pattern Digitizer.
ReadMaxair Trampolines – “Life is going to be so much better.”
March 1, 2015 at 6:03 pm | News, Systems, Travel, What you can do with your plotter/cutter
MaxAir Trampolines‘ New Year’s resolution is, “No more hand cutting!”. In January 2015 we installed our WT-174″ Plotter/Cutter at their manufacturing facility in Grand Rapids, MI to help cut trampoline mesh and PVC gymnasium pads. We knew this was going to significantly improve their work-flow and grow production — what we didn’t expect was by how much! […]
ReadIsavela – Passionate About Textiles
November 25, 2014 at 3:15 pm | News, Service, Travel, What you can do with your plotter/cutter
Jaime Muriel, president of Isavela Compression Garments is passionate about textiles. He is using a Carlson Design Plotter/Cutter to expand opportunities in the custom medical garment business. They will be saving time by digitizing physical patterns, saving material with autonesting, and improving quality and repeatability by computer cutting.
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