PNC 1100 - Can this be used for tint?

[Sal's House]

Hey guys,

I have the opportunity to buy a Roland 24" PNC 1100 for $150. I'm new to the plotter world and I'm having trouble finding out if this machine works with window film. The guy selling it says that all plotters will cut film with the right blade. That may be, but I don't see any of you using this particular plotter, which has me a little worried. Do you know if it will accept a 25 degree blade, or if there's any reason it shouldn't work with window film?

Any insight is much appreciated!

-Michelle

[slipperyfrog]

Hey guys,

I have the opportunity to buy a Roland 24" PNC 1100 for $150. I'm new to the plotter world and I'm having trouble finding out if this machine works with window film. The guy selling it says that all plotters will cut film with the right blade. That may be, but I don't see any of you using this particular plotter, which has me a little worried. Do you know if it will accept a 25 degree blade, or if there's any reason it shouldn't work with window film?

Any insight is much appreciated!

-Michelle

Ask yourself how much 24" film you plan on running?

Rolands are good machines however.

[coast2coasttinting]

I wouldn't waste my time with a plotter that couldn't handle 36in to 40in film rolls

[Sal's House]

Well, the 24" plotter would only be for cutting doors. Sal prefers to hand-cut back glasses. Really just trying to figure out if this machine will work for cutting window film.

[coast2coasttinting]

I still would. Want something that would handle the larger rollls of film.

You cut 2 doors side by side. I personally order all 40 inch rolls. And cut from my film handler.