Graphtec FC2250 Flatbed Plotter

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The FC2250 Large Format flatbed cutting plotter is available in 3 table sizes, with optional tool head configurations and material hold-down systems. Dual Head Design features 500 grams and 1000 grams maximum down force for more efficient marking and cutting workflows. Features include: dual head design, 3 media hold down methods, cutting master plug in for Adobe Illustrator©, optional creasing tool for corrugated media.
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[@mahavirpatil9313]

Tremendous

[@arrowstheorem1881]

What is the thickest it can cut? What is the smallest size cutter you have for up to 15cm wide materials?

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[@EGSHL]

It cuts about 1/8 inch depending on the blade setup you can find. Parts are hard to come by and the 60° blades we get are $100 a PIECE. And even the tool holder breaks sometimes. Maybe that is a brittle plastic issue. I’m thinking about getting a hold of better blade holders for these.

[@drakesis]

@@EGSHL would this cut thru backlit PET ?

[@EGSHL]

@@drakesis the blade holder breaks trying to cut 1/32 and 1/64 thickness reflective acrylic (4000 series diamondgrade)
I don’t think this plotter can handle the necessities of thicker plastics. It can’t even cut hard stencil LDPE material.
In this, your limit is probably cardboard if you can find the right tools, and LDPE. Our plotter has paid for itself cutting these engineering materials for us though.

[@EGSHL]

@@drakesis i’m no expert but i’ve worked with this plotter for 5 years now so i am pretty well acquainted with what breaks, what comes loose, and what it will do.
I’m from MS at blue chip signs