Summit Graphics PDX — Video Walking Tour

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Summit Graphics PDX is not only the print provider for Classic Exhibits projects, but they also work with Classic Distributors and Summit clients throughout the Pacific Northwest.

As we walk through Summit, you’ll see the following devices:

Seal 65Pro MD — a high-performance, wide-format laminator designed for professional use. It’s capable of handling both hot and cold lamination processes, making it versatile for various applications.

Canon Colorado 1650 — a wide-format, roll-to-roll UVgel printer designed for professional print service providers. It’s known for its speed, versatility, and high-quality output.

Swissqprint Nyala 3 — a high-performance, large-format UV flatbed printer known for its precision, versatility, and high-quality output. It’s designed to handle a wide range of materials, including rigid substrates like acrylic, wood, and metal, as well as flexible media like vinyl and canvas.

Impres 4320 — a large-format dye-sublimation printer from Canon Solutions America. It’s designed for high-volume production of soft signage, including banners, flags, and textiles.

Klieverik — an industrial rotary thermos-processing device used to transfer (or bond) graphics from the Impres 4320 to fabric using a dye-sublimation process.

(2) Gerber MCT Cutters: (1) Primarily for laser cutting and (1) Primarily for routing and blading. The Gerber MCT cutters are a versatile, high-performance digital finishing system designed for various materials and applications. It’s a flatbed cutting table that utilizes a universal tool head with interchangeable tools, including:

✅ High-powered Laser: For precision cutting of intricate designs and materials.

✅ Rotary Blade: For cutting through thicker materials.

✅ Oscillating Knife: For cutting delicate materials and intricate patterns.

And finally, the Tailoring (Sewing) Department.

For more information about capabilities, including sustainability options, contact https:///www.summitgraphicspdx.com and https://www.classicexhibits.com.

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