New systems
Summa cutting systems
Flatbed, laser and roll-fed systems from Summa, supplied and supported in the UK by Dennison. Demonstration and test cutting on your own material before you commit to anything.
Digital cutting
Digital cutting systems, and the engineers who keep them running.
Flatbed, laser and roll-fed cutting for graphics, packaging, textiles, composites and industrial components. Dennison supplies new systems, sells refurbished machines out of its own workshop, modernises the control software on cutters that are still mechanically sound, and services the makes we are appointed for alongside compatible systems we support independently.
Demonstration machine in West Yorkshire
New, refurbished and modernised
Where to start
Three ways into a cutting system
Our print and pre-press background is why customers bring us cutting work: the machines are different but the engineering problem is the same one. Whether you are specifying a first system, replacing a table that has run its course or trying to get another five years out of one, it starts in one of these three places.
Used and refurbished
Machines from our workshop
Cutting tables stripped, rebuilt and tested by the same engineers who service them in the field, with the service history where we hold it. Stock is single machines and it moves quickly.
Service
Support for the cutter you already run
Breakdown attendance, planned maintenance, operator training, parts and legacy support, on makes we are appointed for and makes we support independently.
Applications
Start with what you need to cut
The material, its thickness, whether it arrives as sheet or roll and how much of it you produce decide the technology long before the badge does. These are starting points, not specifications. A test cut on your own material settles it properly.
Industrial components
Composites, gaskets, foams and technical sheet
Mixed materials, varying thickness and high downforce. Usually a modular flatbed with a tool range that runs from kiss cutting through to routing, chosen around the finished component rather than the material alone.
Packaging and point of sale
Corrugated, folding box board and rigid panel
Accurate cutting and creasing, short runs, frequent changeovers and prototyping. Tangential sheet cutting is the usual answer, with camera registration where the work is printed first.
Textiles and soft signage
Fabric, flag, sportswear and dye sublimation
Where a sealed edge matters or knife wear would eat the margin, laser cutting is normally worth costing against a knife. Registration to the printed image is usually the deciding feature.
Graphics, vinyl and labels
Roll stock, print and cut
Contour cutting printed roll material, often alongside a wide format printer. Roll-fed cutting handles most of it; a flatbed earns its place once rigid board joins the work.
If your material is not obviously in one of those four, it is worth a conversation. A good deal of our cutting work is material nobody expected to be cut on a table.
Talk to an engineerUsed and refurbished
Cutters currently in the workshop
Refurbished machines are sold one at a time, so this list is short by design and changes without warning. Everything here has been through our own workshop and carries what service history we hold.
All used and refurbished equipment →
Manufacturer names and model numbers are used for identification only.
Dennison Group is an independent equipment supplier and service provider. We are not affiliated with, authorised by or endorsed by Zünd Systemtechnik AG, Eurolaser, Kongsberg. All trademarks remain the property of their respective owners and are used solely for identification purposes.
Service and support
Support that keeps production moving.
From urgent breakdowns to planned maintenance, our engineers help keep digital cutting systems working and production on schedule.
We support customers across the UK and mainland Europe, and deploy worldwide for installations, relocations, training and manufacturer projects. Our experience covers both partner brands and selected equipment that we maintain independently.
Breakdown attendance
An engineer on site, with the diagnosis started on the phone before anyone sets off.
Planned maintenance
Scheduled visits on the parts that wear, so the table fails in our diary rather than yours.
Tooling, parts and consumables
Blades, bits, belts and vacuum components, supplied on their own or fitted on a visit.
Operator training
On your machine, on your material, with the people who run it day to day.
Relocation and recommissioning
Moved, re-sited, levelled and handed back working, within a building or between sites.
Legacy and obsolete support
Equipment the original manufacturer has stopped supporting, kept in production where it is safe and sensible to do so.
If a machine has stopped right now, the telephone is faster than any form.
Report a fault Service agreements
UK Distribution Partner
Give your cutter a new lease of life.
An ageing computer or unsupported software does not always mean replacing the whole cutting system.
Dennison can modernise compatible cutters with current OptiScout software, an upgraded control environment and the practical support needed to get everything working together.
- New OptiScout licences and software upgrades
- Replacement control PCs and current Windows environments
- Installation, configuration and workflow setup
- Operator training and ongoing technical support
Digital cutting news and insight
All news and insights →
Summa F Series Vantage wins Best Finishing Innovation at The Print Industry Awards 2026
Summa's F Series Vantage has won Best Finishing Innovation at The Print Industry Awards 2026, recognising its advances in flatbed cutting workflow, automation and operator usability.
Dennison appointed Summa UK Sales and Service Partner
Dennison now supplies, demonstrates, installs and supports Summa cutting systems in the UK, with the new F Series Vantage on a working machine in West Yorkshire.
Read article Dennison appointed Summa UK Sales and Service Partner →
From personalised products to motorsport graphics: where Summa cutters are being used
Recent Summa customer stories show how different cutting systems are being used for high-volume personalisation, graphics, packaging and mixed-material production.
Read article From personalised products to motorsport graphics: where Summa cutters are being used →
Tell us what you need to cut.
New system, a refurbished table, a software modernisation or service on the one you have. Send the material and the working size and we will tell you honestly which of those it is.