Celupal, Summa’s master dealer in Mexico will exhibit Summa products at FESPA Mexico
MEXICO CITY | Mexico – July 2026 – The Mexican finishing market for wide-format printing arrives at FESPA 2026 with a major milestone: Celupal, Summa’s Master Dealer in Mexico, will showcase the Summa Vantage F Series live—the flatbed cutting platform setting a new benchmark in precision and productivity for professional print shops.
Why the Vantage Matters to the Mexican Market
Finishing—the process of cutting, creasing, and trimming that turns a print into a finished product—remains the most underestimated bottleneck in Mexican wide-format print shops. Most facilities rely on manual cutting or basic drag-knife plotters. That approach is slow, heavily dependent on operator skill, and nearly impossible to scale without expanding headcount.
The Vantage F Series addresses this challenge structurally. Rather than an incremental upgrade, it represents an entirely different cutting platform engineered for industrial-precision production with minimal operator dependency.
Technical Specifications for Models Featured at FESPA
| Specification | F1612 Vantage | F1625 Vantage |
| Work Area | 160 x 120 cm | 160 x 250 cm |
| Cutting Speed | 1,000 mm/s | 1,000 mm/s |
| Acceleration | 1 G | 1 G |
| Automatic Calibration | 3D ADC — real-time knife wear compensation | 3D ADC — real-time knife wear compensation |
| Simultaneous Modules | Up to 3 tools simultaneously (Core+, Fast+, Router) | Up to 3 tools simultaneously (Core+, Fast+, Router) |
| Software | GoProduce — seamless integration with Adobe, CorelDRAW & RIPs | GoProduce — seamless integration with Adobe, CorelDRAW & RIPs |
| Vacuum Zones | 4 | 8 |
ADC: The Game-Changer for Daily Operations
The ADC (Automatic Dynamic Calibration) system performs real-time 3D profiling of the cutting blade to compensate for wear automatically. Operators no longer need to recalibrate between runs, ensuring the day’s first cut matches the exact precision of the last.
High-Margin Applications
The strongest commercial advantage of the Vantage isn’t just its speed; it’s its ability to unlock high-margin market segments that traditional drag-knife plotters cannot serve:
Automotive PPF: Manual cutting of paint protection film results in 15–20% waste on a material costing $80–$150 USD per linear meter.
Corrugated Packaging: Physical dies are slow and costly to replace. The Vantage replaces them with versatile digital cutting.
Technical Textiles: Displays, structured soft signage, and exhibit materials requiring complex cuts in a single pass.
Rigid Displays: High-density PVC, foam board, and composite materials processed seamlessly without additional blade plotters.
Celupal will feature the machine operating live at Booth C10 during FESPA Mexico 2026. Attendees are invited to bring their own substrate samples for on-site test cutting, consult with the engineering team, and receive a tailored ROI analysis based on their actual operational metrics.
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