Yes , thanks to the modular system they will fit through most standard doorways.

Not at all, a flatbed applicator is super easy to operate. Typically, you can be up and running within an hour of practice.

A flatbed applicator, also known as a flatbed laminator or lamination table, is a versatile worktable used in sign making, print shops, and various industries. It is designed to laminate and mount self-adhesive films and other materials onto flat surfaces, ensuring smooth, bubble-free application

Yes, flatbed applicators are versatile and can be used for both small and large sign production. Models like the CWT 1730 and CWT 1736 series provide ample working areas for various sign sizes, making them ideal for a wide range of applications from small decals to large format signage. The CWT 1428 Advantage model is also a versatile option for handling different sign sizes.

CWT Flatbed Applicators can handle a variety of applications including:

• Applying premask application tape on cut vinyl
• Laminating large format prints and artwork
• Mounting self-adhesive vinyl and prints to boards and panels
• Working with rigid and soft substrates
• Protective film on glass
• Creating multi-material panels
• Car wrap preparations
• Traffic signs and more

The CWT Linear Cutter is a versatile trimmer designed for cutting a variety of substrates, including vinyl, banners, boards, extruded PVC, and more. It is an essential tool for sign makers and print shops for precise and clean cuts.

The CWT Linear Cutter can trim materials such as:

• Vinyl
• Banners
• Flute board
• Gator board
• Cardboard
• Extruded PVC
• Magnetic sheets
• Laminates
• Canvas
• Leather
• Rubber
• Textiles
• Mesh
• Paper
• And much more

The CWT Linear Cutter offers various types of standard cutting blades, including:

• Straight blades
• Hook blades
• Concave blades

To change the blades on the CWT Linear Cutter:

1. Ensure the cutter is securely placed on a flat surface.
2. Carefully remove the old blade using the provided tools.
3. Install the new blade by aligning it with the designated slots.
4. Secure the blade in place and test for proper operation

The CWT Cut brackets are mounting brackets that allow you to integrate the CWT Linear Cutter into the short or long sides of CWT Flatbed Applicators (Premium, Regular, and Advantage series) for seamless cutting operations

The Original Self-Healing Cutting Mat is a durable surface designed for use with flatbed applicators and worktables. It provides a reliable cutting surface that automatically seals small cuts and scratches, maintaining a smooth working area over time.

The Original Self-Healing Cutting Mats are available in various standard sizes to fit different models of CWT Worktools flatbed applicators. Specific sizes include:

• 985x1770mm (for CWT1016 Advantage)
• 1445x2880mm (for CWT1428 Advantage)
• 1575x3030mm (for CWT1630 Regular)
• 1575x4040mm (for CWT1640 Regular)
• 1575x4770mm (for CWT1647 Regular)
• 1770x4040mm (for CWT1840 Regular)
• 1770x4770mm (for CWT1847 Regular)
• 2090x4040mm (for CWT2140 Regular)
• 2090x4770mm (for CWT2147 Regular)
• 1670x3690mm (for CWT1736 Platinum)
• 1677x3170mm (for CWT1730 Evolution)
• 1677x3750mm (for CWT1737 Evolution)
• 1677x4950mm (for CWT1748 Evolution)
• 1695x3030mm (for CWT1730 Premium / Regular)
• 1695x3630mm (for CWT1736 Premium / Regular)
• 1695x4040mm (for CWT1740 Premium / Regular)
• 1695x4750mm (for CWT1747 Premium / Regular)

The Original Self-Healing Cutting Mats are made of high-quality, non-phthalate materials that ensure safety and durability. These mats are designed to automatically seal small cuts and scratches, maintaining a smooth and reliable cutting surface over time.

To maintain and care for your self-healing cutting mat:

1. Keep the mat clean by wiping it with a damp cloth.
2. Avoid using excessive force when cutting to extend the mat’s lifespan.
3. Use talcum powder to keep the mat non-stick
4. Replace the mat when it shows significant signs of wear or if the self-healing properties diminish
5. Replace when lamination quality is reduced, this may happen if the mat is damaged and worn

• At 4 bar: 153 kg, 1.0 kg/cm²
• At 5 bar: 181 kg, 1.2 kg/cm²
• At 6 bar: 210 kg, 1.4 kg/cm²

• At 58 psi: 337 lbs., 14.2 lbs./in.²
• At 72 psi: 399 lbs., 16.8 lbs./in.²
• At 87 psi: 463 lbs., 19.5 lbs./in.²

• At 4 bar: 153 kg, 0.9 kg/cm²
• At 5 bar: 181 kg, 1.1 kg/cm²
• At 6 bar: 210 kg, 1.3 kg/cm²

• At 58 psi: 337 lbs., 13.2 lbs./in.²
• At 72 psi: 399 lbs., 15.6 lbs./in.²
• At 87 psi: 463 lbs., 18.1 lbs./in.²

• 4 bar: approximately 58 psi
• 5 bar: approximately 72 psi
• 6 bar: approximately 87 psi

This relationship is important for understanding how metric pressure settings (bar) convert to imperial settings (psi) for the CWT series.

Normally 3.5 -4 bar pressure works perfect for most applications on rigid substrates, .

Lower the pressure for soft materials, such as fome core.