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Intec Printing Solutions - ColorCut Pro User Guide for Intec ColorCut SC5000 ................................................................................................Page No: 24
Recommended distance
from the top to the
PageMARK
.
Recommended distance
from (leading)
left
side to
PageMARK is 20mm
Recommended distance
of the PageMARK from
the rear side 20mm
Recommended distance
for top right PageMARK
to the top of the page is
10mm
6.2.1 Configuring PageMARKs for maximum cut accuracy.
For designs or elements requiring the highest cut accuracy, it is recommended
that the ALL PageMARKs are placed in a position that enables the MAIN grip roller
to retain grip of the sheet during the registration process. If the design includes
PageMARKs placed close to the trailing edge of the sheet then only the ‘Slave’ grip
rollers will hold the sheet when it is advanced to scan the trailing edge PageMARKS.
This may affect the overall registration of the sheet and all cut lines on the sheet.
Therefore, the recommended margins for the highest cut accuracy are shown below.
Cut lines can extended
outside the perimeter of
the marks but care should
be taken that they do not
extend off the media area.
10 mm
20 mm
20 mm
10 mm
10 mm
10 mm
LEADING EDGE
As previously mentioned, using the above mark distance, will ensure the media is
held within the main grip rollers while all marks are scanned and adjustments for
registration scale and skew are calculated. The sheet can then be cut from the
lead edge, delivering the highest degree of accuracy for all elements within the main
cutting area. However, it is also possible to cut outside the cut mark perimeter.
Therefore, while the rear PageMARKS are set at 20mm from the rear edge of the
sheet, you can design and cut elements up to 10mm from the rear of the sheet using
the dual grip roller system.
Note : Any element in the last 20mm of the cutter area will have fractionally reduced
cut accuracy due to only the slave roller retaining the sheet during cutting. In most
cases this reduction in accuracy will not be noticeable.