Roland’s Optical Print Alignment System (OPAS) is standard on all GS-24s - this allows students to exploit high quality colour printing from modern ink-jet or laser printers, and to align the printed graphics to a cutting path for bespoke stickers, labels, logos and packaging products. Servo motors now give even faster and smoother cutting, while preserving pin-point accuracy. The GS-24 is the latest guise of this benchmark machine and it features several significant improvements. Roland CAMM 1 machines have set the standard for school knife cutters since their introduction over 19 years ago. Knife cutting is the only way to cut delicate ‘applied media’ in vinyl and only knife cutters can offer registration mark recognition and the fine control needed for print and cut work. But the machines are far more than entry level tools and they will never be made redundant by new or different technologies. This versatility and a low initial cost means that almost any department can get started with real CAD/CAM activity even if budgets do not stretch to milling or laser systems.
The machines are quiet and inherently safe to use which makes them the most child-friendly option for a huge variety of project outcomes in just about every area of the subject. Robust and well-proven in schools, the GS-24E comes with a renowned TechSoft Inset Pack.Ī good quality knife-cutter is the ideal entry point for developing CAD/CAM as an important strand in the Design and Technology curriculum. Fast enough for large or complex vinyl work cuts printed card up to A2 size using optical print alignment. The Roland CAMM 1 GS-24E is the ideal machine for most busy departments.
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