AUTOMATE AND STREAMLINE YOUR FINISHING WORKFLOW WITH KALA XY CUTTERS / TRIMMERS

CUTTING METHODS X AND Y

X Cutting - Kala XY trimmer offers several cutting modes, easy to program from its touchscreen control panel. Horizontal or X cutting is done automatically, by reading cutting marks or at fixed programmed lengths. Cutting marks (single or double lines) can be generated with most RIP software available on the market. Exclusive stop mark: the machine will stop automatically upon reading a specific stop mark included in the print file. This mark can be generated in your rip or inserted manually. This allows manual reset the (Y) blade to the required position for the next print series on the same roll.

Self sharpening X cutting blade with a counter blade. Two (2) blades are available depending on material needed to be processed. Both blades are easy to change and maintain by the operator to decrease downtime.

Advanced cut mark detection sensor allowing for the most precise X cuts.

X blade cutting angle adjustment and correction of the X blade to match the exact cutting marks on the print.

The Kala XY Trimmer/Cutter can be operated in 4 different work modes. 3 of the modes allow the trimmer to work with most RIP Software and cut marks. The other working mode is for trimming and cutting set point lengths of material.

Y Cutting - Vertical or (Y) cutting blades are positioned manually. The machine is delivered with three (3) Y blade holders – two (2) single blade and one (1) double blade. Additional single or double blade holders are available for purchase. Removal media guides to convey the cut sheets out of the machine are included. The Y blades are very easy and quick to change and maintain by the operator.

WORKFLOW CONTROL

The Kala XY Cutting Machine features a user friendly touchscreen control panel, and automatic media correction via a sensor that detects the edge position of the media and a reel that automatically adjusts the placement of the roll. The Y cutting blades can easily be adjusted on the fly via push buttons to correct errors due to misalignment of the printed rolls.