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Kongsberg launches entry-level cutting tables

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Kongsberg launches entry-level cutting tables

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Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems (PCS) has launched its Entro digital cutting tables series, developed for signmakers and packaging converters seeking a high-quality, cost-efficient solution for producing small-volume jobs and samples for packaging, signage and graphics applications.

The Entro series comprises two high-quality and robust systems – the Entro 20 and Entro 24 – designed for customers with lower volume requirements but still want a reliable system with user-friendly operation.

Both Entro models are equipped with the latest easy-to-use iPC 3.1 software and offer production speeds of up to 50m/min. Depending on the configuration, the systems can handle a wide range of materials, from vinyl and C-flute corrugated materials up to 4mm thick, to plywood, giving customers the flexibility to choose the system that best suits their production needs at an entry-level price.

The Entro 20 is equipped with a preconfigured FlexiHead toolhead and purpose-built for cutting and creasing in light production environments, offering the precision, reliability and ease of use expected from Kongsberg PCS. Designed as an accessible entry point into digital cutting, it delivers professional performance in a compact, cost-effective package, making it an ideal choice for businesses looking to expand their capabilities with confidence.

The Entro 24 builds on the core strengths of the Entro 20. The system has a powerful milling functionality supported by a 1kW MultiCUT spindle, conveyor belt system for automated feeding, and integrated industrial 25L vacuum for more demanding rigid applications such as corrugated plastic (up to 10mm thick), acrylic panels and plywood. It is ideal for businesses ready to scale their production or diversify their offering, the Entro 24 delivers enhanced performance while maintaining the user-friendly operation and reliability that Kongsberg customers expect.

David Preskett, VP EMEA & APAC, Kongsberg PCS says, “With the Entro series, we’ve responded directly to what our customers have been asking for – the trusted performance, reliability, and service support that Kongsberg is known for, without the scale of a full production system.

The Entro series delivers on that need and more, offering a durable, intuitive cutting system for light production and sample making in signage, graphics and packaging. It empowers businesses to unlock and expand their creative and production potential, enabling them to experience the business benefits of a high-performance cutting table at a lower investment.”

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