PixMax LED Vinyl Cutter With 38cm Swing Heat Press & Software

From PixMax, this LED-lit Vinyl Cutter and 38cm Swing Heat Press set brings cutting and pressing into one practical workspace for creating labels, signs and stickers, as well as personalising flat-surfaced items. Designs can be prepared in SignCut, FlexiStarter, ArtCut, Corel Draw, SignMaster, Auto CAD or Adobe Illustrator, then sketched onto vinyl using the included biro pen component before switching to the Roland blade for cutting.

For added control, the Vinyl Cutter features built-in LED lights that illuminate the cutting area, alongside an optical eye for laser guiding and an integrated ruler guide. The Swing Heat Press supports sublimation ink or vinyl, with adjustable pressure and an LED display for monitoring time and temperature, plus a built-in alarm to signal when the timer ends. A protective cover is included to help keep the cutter protected when not in use.

Key features

• Vinyl cutting plotter with built-in LED lights for improved visibility
• Built-in optical eye for laser guiding
• Integrated ruler guide
• Aluminium stand with rollers
• Includes 3 x Roland blades and a biro pen component
• Mac OS X and Windows compatible
• USB cable and Windows drivers included
• 38 x 38cm Swing Heat Press with large LED display, adjustable pressure and built-in alarm

Specifications

• Vinyl Cutter voltage: 90-260v
• Vinyl Cutter weight: 18.5kg
• Heat Press weight: 27kg
• Heat Press temperature control: 0ºC - 245ºC
• Heat Press timer range: 0-999 seconds

Sizing

• Vinyl Cutter height (with stand): 1.08m / 108cm / 42.5”
• Vinyl Cutter width: 0.88m / 88cm / 34.7”
• Vinyl Cutter depth: 0.35m / 35cm / 13.8”
• Heat Press height: 47cm / 470mm / 18.5”
• Heat Press width: 40.5cm / 405mm / 16”
• Heat Press depth: 56cm / 560mm / 22”

What's included

• PixMax Vinyl Cutter with aluminium stand and rollers
• Protective cover
• 3 x Roland blades
• Biro pen component
• USB cable
• Windows drivers
• 12-month Signcut Pro or FlexiStarter subscription

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