Tangential control
The blade is steered along the line rather than dragged, for tight corners and clean edges in board up to 5 mm, or 20 mm with dedicated tools.
Summa V Series · UK Sales and Service Partner
Summa V Series
Tangential flatbed cutting for packaging, display and specialty board, with the control that sheet-based production needs.
Four models, from a compact entry table to automated sheet feeding.
What it is for
Clean cuts and creases in sheet material.
A tangential knife is turned to follow the cut line, which keeps corners sharp and edges clean in thicker board. The V Series is built around that, for work that arrives as sheets rather than rolls.
Cut, crease and more
Straight cuts, kiss cuts, bevels, V-cuts, creasing and embossing, from a versatile tooling system.
Material held still
Vacuum, and on some models clamping as well, keeps sheets flat and in place so creases land where they should.
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Models
Four models, one approach.
They share the same tangential approach. The difference is the sheet size, the tooling and how much of the handling is automated.
Invicta
812 × 610 to 1550 × 1220 mm
The entry point, single head, for samples, short packaging runs, rubber blankets and die and kiss cutting.
V0806 · V0812 · V1015 · V1612
Optima
1200 × 850 to 1600 × 3030 mm
Double head, for production packaging and larger sheet work where the bed has to take a full board.
V1208 · V1225 · V1612 · V1630
Integra
1230 × 2500 to 1600 × 3030 mm
Double head with a 1 kW router at up to 45,000 rpm, for acrylic, aluminium composite, thick PVC and MDF alongside the cutting work.
V1225 · V1612 · V1620 · V1630
Omnia
750 × 800 to 750 × 1050 mm
Automated, for volume: sheet feeder, conveyor and catch tray, with QR-code job identification. The EVO adds acceleration for faster production.
V0708 · V0710 · V0710 EVO
Full specifications. Summa’s V Series brochure covers every model and tool. Ranges, configurations and specifications may change; we confirm the current machine and tooling in any recommendation or quotation.
Download the Summa V Series brochurePDF, 1 MBApplications
Where it is used.
A guide to where the V Series usually fits. The right model depends on your material, sheet size and volume, which is what a test cut settles.
- Packaging and folding cartonCut and crease for boxes, samples and short runs.
- Point of sale and displayBoard displays and small-format display work.
- Labels, decals and filmSheet-fed label, decal and film work, including protective film.
- Sign and wide-format printFinishing printed board alongside a wide-format printer.
- Print and copy shopsShort-run finishing where jobs change several times a day.
- Cutsheet print productionFinishing for production cutsheet printers.
Summa through Dennison
One UK partner, from first cut to service.
Dennison is Summa UK Sales and Service Partner. The engineers who help you choose the machine are the engineers who install and look after it.
Application advice
The machine, modules and tooling specified around the material you cut and the output you need.
A test cut first
Your own material on a working Summa in West Yorkshire, before a decision is made.
Installation and training
Commissioning on your site by Dennison engineers, and operators trained on your own jobs.
Service for its working life
Planned maintenance, breakdown support, parts and technical help from the UK partner that installed it.
Talk to us about the V Series.
Tell us the material, the sheet sizes and the volumes, and we will tell you which model fits and arrange a test cut.
Summa, F Series Vantage, V Series, S Series and L Series are trade marks of Summa NV. Dennison G.E.S Ltd is Summa UK Sales and Service Partner. Product photographs are Summa NV’s own. Product information is based on Summa NV’s published literature and may change; Dennison confirms current specifications in any quotation. View complete manufacturer information on the Summa website.