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MBM Aerocut X vs Duplo 618: A Comparative Analysis

12/16/2024

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MBM Aerocut X Duplo 618
When it comes to high-quality and efficient print finishing solutions, the MBM Aerocut X and Duplo 618 are typically two of the top contenders.

Both of these slitter, cutter, creasers offer impressive capabilities, but they differ significantly in design, operation, and ongoing support.
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In this article, we'll dive into the key features and advantages of the Aerocut X and Duplo 618 to help you make an informed buying decision for your print shop.

Design & Build Quality

The MBM Aerocut X (pictured below) boasts a robust, one-piece floor model design with built-in Ethernet capabilities. Its solid construction and heavy-duty components make it ideal for high-volume production environments.
MBM Aerocut X
The Duplo 618, while also a reliable machine, has a more modular design with a separate stand and conveyor table. ​While this design can be advantageous for certain applications, it may not offer the same level of durability as the Aerocut X.

Operation & User Interface

You'll notice the Aerocut X features an intuitive touchscreen interface, making it easy to learn and operate. Its streamlined design and automated features significantly reduce setup time and operator intervention.

Meanwhile, The Duplo 618 requires an external PC for operation, which can be cumbersome and less efficient. Their menu-driven interface can be more complex to navigate, especially for new operators.

Feeding & Paper Handling

The MBM Aerocut X's patented tri-suction feeder is renowned for its exceptional feeding performance, especially with challenging stocks. Its advanced feeding system ensures accurate and reliable paper delivery.

​While the Duplo 618 offers reliable feeding, it may not match the precision and efficiency of the Aerocut X's feeding system, particularly with difficult stocks.

Service & Support

At Graphic Technology Group, we provide comprehensive support for all MBM products including installation, training, and ongoing technical assistance. Our dedicated support team is readily available to address any issues and offer expert advice.

Duplo also offers service and support, but it may vary depending on your location and specific needs. It's essential to research local support options and response times before making a decision.

In Conclusion

Both the MBM Aerocut X and the Duplo 618 are capable finishing machines that can enhance your print shop's slitting, cutting, and creasing productivity.

However, the Aerocut X's superior design, user-friendly interface, advanced feeding system, and excellent support make it a compelling choice for many print professionals.

At Graphic Technology Group, we will consider your specific needs to help you find the right machine to elevate your print finishing capabilities.

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