With the launch of its new foam cutter, CWT moves beyond flatbed applicators and trimming solutions into 3D signage, enabling sign makers, print shops and promotional product companies to produce dimensional letters and logo signs in-house with a workflow built for simplicity, reliability and everyday use.
Dimensional signage is becoming an essential part of modern sign production. Yet many businesses still outsource foam cutting or rely on complex CNC systems that demand significant investment and advanced training. The CWT Foam Cutter offers a production-ready alternative designed for professional environments, and without unnecessary complexity.
‘Dimensional signage is becoming a natural part of everyday sign production,’ said Markus Ryberg, CEO and Partner at CWT Worktools, ‘With the CWT Foam Cutter, we are launching a new product category that helps more sign shops bring dimensional work in-house, to expand their offering, shorten lead times and deliver a premium result with confidence.’
The system includes patent pending innovations designed to ensure stable, repeatable cutting performance in professional sign environments.
The CWT Foam Cutter is designed for sign makers, print shops, promotional product companies and other graphics professionals looking to expand into dimensional sign applications without adding production complexity.
Compact and quiet by design, it fits into small workshops and integrates easily into existing production setups. It is built for standard foam board sizes, accommodating sheets up to 1300 x 610mm, with thicknesses up to 150mm.
The CWT Foam Cutter enables the production of: dimensional letters, logo signs, retail signage, trade show signage, architectural and creative applications
Cutting 100% recyclable polystyrene, it transforms lightweight foam into professional dimensional signage for indoor and outdoor use.
The result is faster turnaround, greater flexibility and a stronger value-added offering for businesses looking to expand into dimensional signage.
It was launched FESPA Global Print Expo, which took place in Barcelona from May 19–22.
