The audience in Frankfurt will be able to experience the Zünd D3 Cutter, which offers industry-leading performance and productivity along with the other technologies that the company has to offer. Two independently operating beams can each accommodate up to three different tool modules and enable significant increases in throughput.
The intelligent cutter-control system optimally distributes jobs across the two beams, ensuring maximum productivity.
Zünd Systemtechnik AG, a family-owned business with operations worldwide, specializes in developing and manufacturing digital cutting systems. There are many ways to optimize production and make it more efficient and profitable. Zünd, the Swiss digital cutting-system manufacturer, offers a variety of automation solutions designed specifically for digital textile cutting, many of which the company will be presenting at Booth C57 in Hall 8. These solutions help automate and standardize print and cut-file preparation and support production monitoring and analysis, control the cutting process, and facilitate the removal of cut parts and logistics.
Zünd expertly combines digital cutting technology with state-of-the-art tooling and intelligent optical systems into complete, high-performance turnkey systems. The user retains maximum flexibility in terms of suitable cutting workflows, choice of materials, and short delivery times. Zünd cutting systems are an integral part of a completely digital production workflow that allows garment and upholstery manufacturers to automate their production processes and simultaneously optimize the data flow. This results in significantly greater throughput, reduced error rates, and production costs, enabling greater competitiveness.
Intelligently automated production offers enormous opportunities for savings and helps eliminate potential sources of error.
This is one of many insights attendees will gain from learning about MindCut Studio at Texprocess. Zünd’s modular workflow suite contains all essential functions for every textile production and garment manufacturing phase.
It can detect patterns, compensate for material distortions, and nest parts for maximum material yield.
Because of the rising cost of materials, maximum utilization is an essential component of a productive and profitable workflow. In addition, the software also offers flexible options for pattern matching, no matter whether the fabric is striped, checkered, or digitally printed.
