Many users ask, "Can't a standard plotter cut the same materials?" The short answer is no. Standard cutting often leads to "dog-ears" (lifting corners) or "weeding nightmares" (fragmented vinyl).
The Graphtec CE100060 Extra Quality designation ensures three critical outcomes:
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If you are upgrading from a hobby machine, the first thing you will notice is the weight. The CE1000 is built like a tank.
Reflective vinyl and heat transfer material (HTV) are notorious for snagging on standard blades. The Extra Quality configuration pairs the CE100060 with a 60° carbide blade and an eccentric roller mechanism. This cuts down on lateral blade drag, resulting in edges so smooth you don’t need a lighter to seal them. graphtec ce100060 extra quality
If you are purchasing a Graphtec CE100060 unit labeled as "Extra Quality," here is what is inside the box that differs from standard units:
If your Graphtec runs 8 hours a day, the "Extra Quality" blade prevents mid-job failures. You can run an entire roll of 50-yard vinyl without stopping to change a dull blade. Many users ask, "Can't a standard plotter cut
Beware of counterfeits. Many sellers list "High Quality" blades that are merely standard stock. To ensure you receive Graphtec CE100060 Extra Quality:
The Graphtec CE1000-60 (part of the CE1000 series) is known for its balance of speed and force. However, when cutting intricate designs, small text, or thick materials, standard settings can result in "feathering" at corners or uneven edges. Engaging the machine's quality-focused settings ensures a professional finish. The CE1000 is built like a tank
Here is how to configure the CE1000-60 for Extra Quality results.
