Electric Signs

Computerized Cutters Channel Letter Bender

Can produce more than 100 channel letters per day

Published

7 years ago

December 12, 2016

Mark Kissling Signs of the Times December 2016 Issue

Computerized Cutters, Inc. (Plano, TX) is introducing its Accu-Bend Ace channel letter bending machine that features move speeds up to 4 in./sec., which is designed to produce more than 100 channel letters per day. It accepts material coil widths from 2-6 in., can bend 0.25 in. radii and produce letters that range from 6 in. to 15 ft. high. The US-built machine footprint is 2 x 7 ft.; it’s intended for entry-level channel letter makers or as an auxiliary unit for production shops, and comprises engineering features from the company’s established Accu-Bend series. In addition, the machine operates on 110V power and requires only compressed air.
www.computerizedcutters.com

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