Valiani adds two more CMC's to their inventory

[Merlin]

At WCAF (Las Vegas) Valiani introduced the new MatStylus Deluxe version. This is a redesign of the original 'collet' system and ensures consistent accuracy, no matter the thickness of the Pen Nib. N.B. This will be demonstrated at the Forum Bash in Stratford.

At SACA (Bologna) Valiani introduced the MatPro CMC120-ix V. This is the well known 120 version but with a vacuum table.

Also demonstrated was the new GEMINUS CMC. A Jumbo sized vacuum table with two cutting heads. Both able to take the award winning interchangeable head blocks.

Also demonstrated was 3 new heads for the box makers. A roller creasing head and 2 serrated heads for those 'tear off' strips on glued cartons.

Watch this space.

[Roboframer]

a redesign of the original 'collet' system and ensures consistent accuracy, no matter the thickness of the Pen Nib. N.B. This will be demonstrated at the Forum Bash in Stratford.

You're going to be busy John!

[James Miller]

Since the WCAF show, I have received my Deluxe Mat Stylus. These new collets are a good improvement over the original design. Having the ability to ink, deboss, and cut gives us unprecedented versatility in producing decorated mat designs.

Using the new Mat Stylus technology, I am producing verses and quotes in a variety of fonts, in multiple colors of ink along with debossed and cut shapes. Clip art, decorative scrolls and borders add visual attraction and a professional appearance. Scaled to 8"x10" and similar sizes, this is a productive way to use up and sell profitably the scraps of matboards and mouldings.

A tip: When inking, reduce the machine's main air pressure valve to about 2.5 bars, and reduce speed to about 3 or 4 on the scale of 10.

[James Miller]

Here are a few examples of quotes produced on my Valiani 150 MatPro

[James Miller]

Please excuse my file-bumbling here. At John's suggestion, I have posted the .cdr and .plt files of the Melinex spider template in the Valiani Users forum. The .pdf file has been converted to a .jpg, and is attached here. I hope it is adequately legible.