Dimensional Signs

I-cut Announces Two OEM Pacts

Company’s vision-control system aids LIMAC CNC routers, EZletter routers and plasma cutters

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14 years ago

February 10, 2010

Susan Conner Signs of the Times March 2010 Issue

I-cut Inc. (Lake Geneva, WI), an OEM business unit of EskoArtwork, is unveiling its agreement with Tianjin LIMAC Technology Co. (Tianjin, China), which grants licensing use of i-cut’s Vision Pro vision-control system for LIMAC’s CNC routers. According to i-cut, vision-control systems serve a vital function for CNC routers because all printed materials contain size, rotation and scaling distortion that produces inaccurate routing if not adjusted. Vision Pro’s incorporation on the routers will reportedly eliminate pen lifts with multi-pass routing, and provide a registration algorithm that enhances placement registration.

The company is also announcing an agreement with Ezletter (Guangzhou, China), a CNC router and plasma-cutter manufacturer. Vision Pro will be installed in EZletter’s GR and MD routers, as well as its plasma cutters, which are designed to cut channel-letter components. For more information, visit www.icutvision.com.

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