Roland GX-24 Specifications

MODEL	GX-24
Driving method	Digital control servo motor
Cutting method	Media-moving method
Acceptable media width	2” to 27.5” (50 to 700mm)
Maximum cutting area	Width:22.9” (584mm) Length: 984” (25m)
Acceptable tool	Special blade for CAMM-1 series
Cutting speed	4 to 20ips (10 to 500mm/sec)
Blade force	30 to 250gf
Mechanical resolution	0.000492” (0.0125mm)
Software resolution	0.000984” (0.025mm)
Distance accuracy (1)	Error of less than +/- 0.2% of distance traveled, or +/- 0.004” (+/- 0.1mm), whichever is greater
Repetition accuracy (1) (2)	+/- 0.004” (+/- 0.1mm) or less
Alignment accuracy for printing and cutting when loading printed material (1) (3)	+/- 0.04” (+/- 1mm)
Interface	USB interface (compliant with Universal Serial Bus Specification Revision 1.1)
Re-plot memory	800KByte
Instruction system	CAMM-GL III
Power supply	Dedicated AC adapter Input: AC 100 to 240 V +/- 10% 50/60 Hz 1.7A Output:DC 24V, 2.8A
Power consumption	Approx. 30W (including AC adapter)
Acoustic noise level during operation	70 dB(A) or less (according to ISO 7779)
Acoustic noise level during standby	40 dB(A) or less (according to ISO 7779)
Dimensions	33.5” (W) X 12.2” (D) X 9.25” (H) [851mm (W) X 310mm (D) X 235mm (H)]
Weight	35 lb. (16kg)
Packed dimensions	41.2” (W) X 17.75” (D) X 15.2” (H) [1050mm(W) X 450mm (D) X 390mm (H)]
Packed weight	49 lb. (22kg)
Environment	Temperature: 41 to 104 degrees F, (5 to 40 degree C), humidity: 35 to 80% (no condensation)
Included items	AC adapter, power cord, blade, blade holder, separating knife, roller base, tweezers, test-use material, application tape, USB cable, CD-ROM, user’s manual
(1)According to material and cutting conditions as specified by Roland DG Corp. (2)Excluding material expansion and contraction. Provided that media length is less than 118" (3000mm) (3)According to Roland DG Corp. measurement criteria: Using the included software from Roland Corp. Using a laser or ink-jet printer having a resolution of 720dpi or better. Excluding glossy or laminated material Excluding effects of printing distortion due to printer precision and effects of material expansion, contraction, or warping. Depending on the ink (black) employed by the printer used, correct sensing may not be possible.