Intec SC5000 Full Detailed Demo of Labels and Card cutting on SC5000

This is a Full Video Demonstration detailing the Intec SC5000 cross-over cutter.
The SC5000, combines the features of a sheet label cutter, with the advantages of a professional flatbed, providing a small foot print auto-sheet cutter that is suitable for BOTH labels and light card.
The Tool Carriage, is taken from Flatbed technology and utilises two tools, enabling the cutter to CUT and CREASE in one operation. (no need to refeed sheets!)
This is a new breed of cutter designed for Print Businesses enabling the production of :
Kiss-Cut Sheet Labels,
or Cut Through/Die Cut items such as:
Tab Dividers for Folders.
Swing Tickets.
Point of Sale.
Wedding Stationary.
Light Packaging.
Promotional items.
Also:
Phone screen protectors,
PPE Face Visors

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What is the name of the sheets of paper you're printing on?

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Hi Christel,
The Lables are both Paper and Polyester labels manufactured under license for Intec, we sell these by the sheet (well boxes of 100 sheets :-) ). They are for Digital Applications. (i.e. Digital production presses), and are available through our European offices (currently they are not available through our USA office).
The card we used in this video, is NOT Litho card...Most litho board, is similar in weight as it is in thickness. so a 350gsm board is often 350 micron. And, often the 350gsm litho board is not particularly stiff.. so users often beleive they need even thicker.
The card used in this video, is Digital FBB and SBS based card. Designed specifically for the packaging applications.
FBB (Folding Box Board) is a multi layer card, to create high strength, AND improved folding. However, it is LIGHTER than normal Litho based cards. So, will go through most digital production presses, like Ricoh, konica, and Xerox.
FBB, or SBS based paper board is typically STIFFER, STONGER thus used for packing applications and suited for digital finishing.
This makes is great for digital production devices, to print on board suitable for packing. Light enough to go through their digital press, but stiff and stong enough for packing goods (without the weigth penalty for shipping).
The card we used was: Iggesund Incada Silk. It has a Caliper of 14.4 (pt) - If you are in the USA. OR.. 365 micron if you are in Europe. But, the weight is lower making it easier to print.