Summa S3TC75 S Class 3 Tangential Camera Cutter, 30″

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  • Summa S3TC75 S Class 3 Tangential Camera Cutter, 30"
  • Maximum media width: 74.2 cm / 29.2"
  • Cutting technology: Tangential knife
  • Max cutting thickness: 1.2 mm / 0.047"
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SKU: S3TC75

Description

Summa S3TC75 S Class 3 Tangential Camera Cutter, 30". The S3TC75 is built as the ultimate DTF and specialty film cutter in a narrow width. It combines tangential power with camera-based mark reading, so even the most sensitive films cut cleanly, without stress for the operator.

What the S3TC75 is made for

  • DTF sheets and rolls on PET film
  • Flex and flock for apparel decoration
  • Holographic, mirrored and metallic vinyls
  • Specialty labels and small decals with intricate detail

S3TC75 specifications

Summa model S3TC75
Maximum media width 74.2 cm / 29.2"
Cutting technology Tangential knife
Max cutting thickness 1.2 mm / 0.047"
Pinch rollers 3
Roll handling (optional) Optional frictionless roll feeder to minimize media contact and prevent surface damage on sensitive films such as DTF PET.
Cutting force Up to 1kg
Print registration OPOS mark reading for precise contour tracking
Compensation OPOS XY technology to adjust cut path to follow potential deformations in the graphic
Connectivity USB, Wi-Fi and Ethernet
Software GoSign workflow management, compatible with over 50 RIP Softwares

Why choose the S3TC75

Camera guided accuracy on difficult media

The camera reads marks quickly and reliably on PET, mirrored, metallic and holographic films. Registration stays intact, even when prints shift slightly.

Tangential power for clean edges

Blade orientation is fully controlled. Corners close properly. Small shapes hold. Weeding and peeling become predictable steps.

Contact free stability for DTF

Camera guidance reduces the need for physical probing on sensitive films, helping to maintain surface quality and registration on DTF sheets and rolls.

Compact, dedicated powerhouse

The footprint fits easily into a DTF or textile embellishment cell, close to printers and heat presses, turning printed rolls into ready-to-transfer output.

Source: Summa S3TC75 product page (summa.com).

Questions about this Summa product? Call a DTG specialist at 800.681.0024 or email info@dtgweb.com.

S3TC75 FAQ

What cutting technology does the S3TC75 use?

Tangential knife, per Summa.

Does it support print-and-cut?

OPOS mark reading for precise contour tracking

Where can I buy it?

From DTG (Digital Technology Group) in Tampa, Florida; call 800.681.0024.

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