Rotoflex, one of the leaders in inspection, slitting, rewinding and diecutting equipment has released Vericut3,the next generation of its premier off-line finishing solution for digital and conventional printed web. With acompletely redesigned platform, Vericut3 reconfirms the Rotoflex commitment to provide leading finishing solutionsto the narrow web industry.
The new Vericut3 is 100% servo-driven for precise tension control and flexibility; from unwind to rewind and all print and diecut units in between, including the matrix removal unit. A motorized roll lift, an innovative URC 2.0 proprietary control system featuring the exclusive Report Management System (RMS), and a biometric login offer advanced operation and control. In addition, the Vericut3 features an efficient webpath for reduced set-up waste, a motorized capstan, and optimized operating speeds.
New Rotoflex Vericut3
With the most sophisticated motion control technology in the industry, Vericut3 delivers accuracy and precision for many off-line applications and processes. The new design significantly reduces material waste through the automated diecutter and flexo unit set up, and addresses the ever-changing inspection rewind requirements to maximize digital workflows, accommodate shorter runs, and reduce costs. A variety of optional processes can be configured into Vericut3 such as lamination, hot and cold foil, screen and coatings.
Manohar Dhugga, director of engineering and service at Rotoflex, comments, “We built upon our extensive experience in developing digital finishing machines and re-engineered the Vericut to optimize control and performance at every level. With advanced automation, an ergonomic and modular platform design, and extreme flexibility to accommodate a wide range of repeat sizes in continuous or semi-rotary mode, Vericut3 is a premium solution for today’s growing finishing requirements.”
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