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Use your free Mimaki FineCut (click here) plugin to set your job up from standard design software applications. |
Printer: Mimaki JV Series Cutter: Mimaki CG-FX Series |
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| Included with every cutter is the free Mimaki FineCut plugin for CorelDRAW! and Adobe Illustrator. Allowing you to work within your existing vector graphics software, the Mimaki FineCut plugin adds a toolbar and contour cut functionality, directly into your workflow. | |||
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Print your job Simply set your image up, apply the register marks at the press of a button and export, then step the image out in the RIP. click here for RIP options (Signlab 7.1, Oynx, or Mimaki's own Rasterlink PRO) |
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| Cut your job. |  |
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Once printed, simply return to the software, choose your cut path, number of repeats and cut. The Mimaki CG-FX cutters are unique in that they can automatically detect continuous (multiple) registration marks - enabling you to cut your last image as accurately as the first. |
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| Die-cutting |  |
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To produce a die-cut, having cut your vinyl off the backing sheet, simply swap your blade holder to the front cutting strip (reformable rubber) and then half cut through the backing. The stickers are held in place with tiny tabs, ready to press out to deliver to your customer. |
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| Deliver perfectly cut stickers every time! |  |
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