The F1625 measures 1.6x2.5m and offers a range of productivity-boosting features, including fully-automatic roll-based workflow and the ability to use front and rear zones independently while the operator loads material.

The F1625 also features automatic calibration and tool recognition, and handles three tools at the same time.

Designed as a successor to Summa’s entry-level F1612 cutter, the manufacturer said it offers all-round value and allows smaller print companies to automate their cutting departments.

“Investment can be hard at the moment for some companies. Printers need to make sure they have good ROI on your machine, and so that’s important to us as well,” said Lieven Bertier, chief marketing officer.

With a list price of just under €80,000 printers can expect a return on investment in just 24-36 months, according to Bertier.