Metal Fabrication

Rotul Depot Plotter Blades

Company offers tungsten-carbide blades for numerous plotter models

Published

12 years ago

September 6, 2012

Signs of the Times September 2012 Issue

Rotul Depot (Guadalajara, Mexico) is presenting Roetguen® cutting-plotter blades. According to the company, the blades, which are mad from tungsten carbide, only vary from OEM-manufacturer specs by a few microns, and their thermal-production process creates durable components. The blades, which are offered for Roland, Mimaki, Graphtec, Summa, Mutoh, GCC, Gerber and Ioline equipment, are guaranteed free of manufacturing defects for 100 cutting miles, the company reports.

www.rotuldepot.com

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