Audley FC7090U Flatbed Cutter (70×90cm)
$7,999.00 USD
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Audley FC7090U Flatbed Cutter (70×90cm)
$7,999.00 USD
Product Details
Turn printed sheets into finished stickers automatically. The Audley FC7090U flatbed cutter uses a CCD camera to read registration marks and precisely contour-cut UV DTF stickers, labels and decals with dual cutting heads. It replaces hours of hand cutting and is a must-have for shops selling custom-shaped stickers and labels.
Flatbed cutter for contour-cutting UV DTF stickers, labels and film.
Key Features
- Model: FC7090U
- 70 × 90 cm cutting area
Specifications
| Model | FC7090U (7090U-B) |
| Cutting Area | 28 × 35 in (70 × 90 cm) |
| Cutting Heads | 2 (dual blades) |
| Max Speed | 800 mm/s |
| Precision | 0.025 mm |
| Max Material Thickness | 1.2 mm |
| Registration | CCD camera mark detection |
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How to Order
Machines are ordered directly through our sales staff. Please call 951-339-5800 to place your order.
Machines also carry an installation fee and shipping & handling charges. In most cases, additional components such as inks, cleaning solutions and electrical installation are required before the machine will function. Our sales team will review these costs with you when you call.
Ordering online without calling? Machines purchased online without first speaking with our sales team will receive a supplemental invoice for installation, shipping & handling and any other fees associated with the machine purchase. Machines are not included in free shipping minimums. If a machine order is paid for and later cancelled without first contacting our office, the customer is responsible for any fees associated with the payment method used.
Care & Maintenance
For best print quality, adhesion, and consistency, DTF film should be stored properly to prevent moisture damage, curling, or surface contamination. Follow these best-practice guidelines:
Temperature
Store DTF film in a controlled environment between 60°F and 80°F (15°C–27°C). Avoid extreme heat or cold, which can cause warping or adhesion issues.
Humidity
Maintain relative humidity between 40% and 60%. Excess moisture can affect ink adhesion and powder bonding, while overly dry conditions may cause static.
Light Exposure
Keep film out of direct sunlight and away from UV exposure. Prolonged light exposure can degrade the coating and reduce transfer quality.
Storage Position
Store film flat in its original packaging when possible. If storing rolls, keep them upright and properly supported to prevent edge damage or telescoping.
Handling
Handle film with clean, dry hands to avoid oils or debris contaminating the coating. Keep film covered when not in use.
Acclimation Before Use
Allow film to acclimate to the printing environment for several hours before use, especially if moved from a cooler or more humid location.
Avoid
Folding or creasing film, exposing it to high humidity, placing heavy objects on top of sheets, or storing it near heat sources or open windows.
Proper storage helps maintain coating integrity, ensures consistent ink release, and improves overall DTF transfer results.
For best performance, color consistency, and shelf life, DTF ink should be stored under controlled conditions. For best results use ink within one year of manufacture date. Follow these best-practice guidelines:
Temperature
Store DTF ink between 60°F and 80°F (15°C–27°C). Avoid extreme heat or cold, and do not allow ink to freeze or overheat.
Light Exposure
Keep ink out of direct sunlight and store it in a cool, shaded area. Prolonged exposure to light can degrade pigments over time.
Container Handling
Always keep ink bottles tightly sealed when not in use to prevent drying or thickening. Store bottles upright and minimize air exposure.
Agitation
Gently shake or roll ink bottles before use to properly re-suspend pigments. Avoid excessive shaking, which can introduce air bubbles.
After Opening
Use opened ink within the manufacturer’s recommended timeframe. Prevent cross-contamination between colors and clean bottle openings before resealing.
Cold Exposure
If ink has been exposed to low temperatures, allow it to return to room temperature naturally before use. Gently agitate once warmed. Do not apply direct heat.
Avoid
Storing ink near heaters or windows, leaving containers open for extended periods, or placing ink in high-humidity or poorly ventilated areas.
Proper storage helps maintain ink quality, reduces printer issues, and ensures consistent print results.