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MCT Expands VersaTech “All in One” Digital Cutter Solutions With New Workflow Offering Developed by Tilia Labs for TigerVision

Published

8 years ago

August 30, 2016

MCTdigital, a leading print finishing solutions company, and Tilia Labs, developer of innovative workflow software solutions for the printing industry, are pleased to announce their new partnership, adding the new “Griffin for TigerVision” workflow and nesting package developed by Tilia Labs for integration with MCT’s TigerVision™. The new product will be shown for the first time at SGIA in Booth #716.

According to Sagen de Jonge, Tilia Labs CEO, “With our continued expansion into the Grand Format Workflow market, we are pleased to build this new relationship for our Griffin workflow solution with MCT, whose principals have been involved with developing firsts for digital finishing since 1999.” According to Steen Mikkelsen, MCT’s CEO, this new software capability, Griffin for TigerVision™, integrated with MCT’s new TigerVision machine control and vision software allows designers to accurately nest graphics for print jobs with simplicity of operation and complete control of placement to minimize waste.”

Griffin for TigerVision is built using the phenomenally powerful Phoenix nesting engine, and includes:

• Simple design, minimal training
• True shape nesting with any rotation
• Highly responsive user interface
• Barcodes, camera register marks, eyelet marks

Further, Steen indicates, “the new software capabilities MCT will be demonstrating with Tilia Labs for nesting and workflow, coupled with a new parametric design software, Tiger Pack™, bring the VersaTech product line into full compliance with competitive finishing solutions.

At SGIA, don’t miss seeing how MCT’s VersaTech solutions, paired with Griffin for TigerVision and TigerPACK can improve a PSP’s finishing capabilities and provide paybacks of well under a year.

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