Equipment Discussion & Support. Vinyl Cutters. GraphTec Cutting Plotter Support Requests. Yes, my cutter has ARMS for contour cutting. It would print and cut if I had that type of printer If you have problems with other software, why not use the Graphtec software that is made for your cutter.

Description 20 Inch Vinyl Cutter & Plotter, Graphtec CE LITE Free Rhinestone Startup Kit $50 value for a limited time 20 Inch High Quality Industrial Grade Cutting Machine This unit allows you not to have waste when using the wider T Shirt vinyls and adhesive vinyls. Graphtec CE Lite 20” Table top vinyl cutter, a big step up from the small hobby vinyl cutters but at a lower cost than the more commercial vinyl cutters, 20” wide to cut the 19” glitter materials with out waste.

Begin cutting instantly with the enhanced standard software. Direct Key menu, copy, cut test, set origin, move tool position, USB offline operation. Continuously cut roll media designs up to 3 m long using the included roll media stocker.

Supports Illustrator and Corel software. Improved productivity of Print & Cut Applications ARMS Print & Cut, using ARMS Print & Cut, the plotter detects registration marks on the media to accurately align the position of the cutting line to the printed image. ARMS 7.0 is able to detect marks on a media with various color surface. Simple Print & Cut When using sheets, the CE-Lite vinyl cutter finds the edge of the media and aligns the position of the contour cut line to the printed image without registration marks. (Must use a fixed size) the maximum cutting area can be utilized regardless of the color or shading of media because registration marks do not need to be printed. Comes with Cutting Master 4 cutting software and Graphtec Pro Studio Software.

I was wondering if anyone is having problems using this cutter to contour cut digital prints. When cutting the prints the cutour cut line is drifting. The first couple of decals are cutting correct, but farther into the job the cut line gradually becomes inaccurate, to the point of about 1/4 inch at the end of the job. We are using the auto registration feature of the cutter and lining everything else up correct. We are cutting laminated 3M IJ180-C.

Has anyone else encoutered this problem? If so, any recommendations for correcting it?

Thanks in advance for any and all help. There's just a bit more to it than that. Reinstall outlook for mac. You're correct about simply locating the blade within the triangle formed by the 2 legs of the first registration mark. But you have to be sure to select the type of registration mark, type 1 or type 2, depending on just how close the image is to the cut line.

To use type 2 marks they must be completely outside the image. If they're not when the sensing mechanism heads from mark to mark and there's some part of the print that's sufficiently dark that overlaps onto the region between the parallel legs of the marks, it can come up with a registration error. If it does, you can toss that print on the burn pile. There's no way to save it. The machine needs a clear alley from mark to mark. Quickbooks for nonprofits mac.

Thus if the registration marks overlap the print, use type 1. These cannot overlap. All posts and other information available at Signs 101 should be viewed as the opinion only of the poster. No claim is made that any information is accurate. As such, each reader should not rely on any information available here as accurate and should independently verify such accuracy. In addition, no claim is made that posts made here will be free from profanity, obscenity, rude, hurtful, libelous or insulting opinions of the poster.