The CG-AR Series can cut a wide range of materials, including PVC, fluorescent and reflective sheets, rubber sheets and cardboard (with optional accessories). This versatility makes it suitable for a variety of applications such as signage, decals and packaging prototypes.

The ID Cut feature automates the cutting process by reading barcode data and registration marks, allowing the plotter to accurately align and cut designs without manual intervention. This reduces setup time, minimizes errors and streamlines workflow.

Yes, the CG-AR series is compatible with design software via the FineCut9 plug-in, which integrates with Adobe Illustrator and CorelDRAW. In addition, the Windows plotter driver allows direct output from applications such as Microsoft Word and Excel.

Yes, with optional accessories such as a cutting table, a cutting sheet, a heavy paper knife and a creasing knife, the CG-AR Series can cut and crease cardboard, producing packages up to A3 size.

The main differences are in the acceptable plate width and effective cutting area:

• CG-60AR: 90 - 740 mm sheet width, 606 mm × 51 m cutting area.
• CG-100AR: 90 - 1,250 mm plate width, 1,070 mm × 51 m cutting area.
• CG-130AR: 90 - 1,550 mm sheet width, 1,370 mm × 51 m cutting area.

All models have the same cutting speed and pressure capacity.

The CG-AR Series offers a maximum cutting speed of 73 cm/s, increasing productivity without sacrificing precision.

With a mechanical resolution of X: 2.5 μm and Y: 5 μm, along with a repeatability of ± 0.2 mm over 2 meters, the CG-AR Series delivers highly accurate cutting suitable for detailed designs.

The CG-AR series supports USB, RS-232C and Ethernet interfaces, providing flexible connectivity options for different production environments.

Regular maintenance of Mimaki CG-AR series cutting plotters is essential for optimal performance and long life. The main maintenance tasks are:

• Cleaning the Y-Bar Rail surfaces: Remove dust and dirt regularly to maintain smooth movement of the carriage.
• Cleaning the grain rollers: Use a brush or cloth to clean the grit rollers to ensure proper feed.
• Cleaning the pinch rollers: Wipe the pinch rollers with a dry or alcohol-moistened cloth to prevent the media from slipping.
• Replacing consumables: Check and replace parts such as pinch rollers and cutting blades as needed.