DTF Station Arc 136 Flatbed Cutter

The Arc 136 expands the finishing platform to a 36-inch cutting width for wider jobs and larger batch layouts. It supports both sheet-fed and roll-fed production while delivering cutting speeds up to 39.4 inches per second.

With up to 9.8 N of cutting force and an industrial drive system, the Arc 136 is built for shops that need dependable, repeatable finishing at higher volume.

Use the Arc 136 for DTF transfers, UV DTF decals, stickers and labels, contour-cut graphics, and other compatible specialty media. Its 42.5-inch maximum media width supports wider rolls and more pieces per production layout.

The larger platform is suited to established print shops that need more capacity, higher cutting force, and room for wide-format finishing.

The Arc 136 supports sheet and roll-fed work with media sensing, operator controls, and output collection designed to keep jobs moving from registration through cutting.

An intuitive control panel, integrated connectivity, and the collection basket reduce unnecessary handling while preserving operator access to key production settings.

Configure the Arc 136 with single- or dual-blade/tool setups to match production requirements. Up to 9.8 N of cutting force and an industrial drive system support demanding finishing work.

Blade and tool selection should be matched to the intended media, cut depth, and throughput requirements before production.

Every GPI Arc 136 bundle includes the Arc 136 cutter, your selected software add-on, and on-site training. Choose the neoStampa Cutter Add-On or the Digital Factory Add-On.

The cutter platform includes the integrated control interface, media sensors, output basket, connectivity, drive system, and cutting-tool hardware shown in the product gallery. Consumables and job-specific blades or accessories should be confirmed for the intended application.

Select either the neoStampa Cutter Add-On or Digital Factory Add-On to match your current production workflow. Both listed GPI configurations include on-site training to orient operators to the Arc 136 and the selected software workflow.

Confirm RIP compatibility, workstation requirements, and the intended print-to-cut process before ordering so the bundle can be aligned with the shop’s production environment.

Plan for a machine footprint of approximately 93.9 × 61 × 51.3 inches and a machine weight of about 948 pounds. The Arc 136 supports 110 or 220 V power.

Compressed air of 100–150 PSI is required. Allow clearance for media loading, operator access, output collection, service, and safe movement around the machine. Confirm final electrical, air, freight, and site requirements before delivery.