difference between plotters ?

[crazycuda 0]

Hi all,

I just wanted to say im glad I found this site.

I am at an indecision point, what is the advantages or difference between the copam 2500 24" cutter and the PCut 24".

What I am wanting to do aside from cutting vinyl, I also want to have the ability to cut airbrush stencel material as well as automotive window tint.

Any input would be greatly appreciated.

[gg 1]

tough question to answer, I've had my Copam 24" for 7 months now, Well pleased with it  :clap:, all I have cut is Vinyl so far but when purchased I chose it b/c it was advetised that it could could cut tint and stencils, (PCut was offered then).

I debating buying another cutter also if business stays steady, can't decide weather to buy another Copam or try a PCut to save $$$, I know for sure the Copam is a Great machine and you won't go wrong w/ it.. just depends on how much you want to spend.. btw I paid for my Copam w/ the 1st Job I cut w/ it... 99% sure I will buy another Copam 

[kenimes 42]

Copam is our top of the line unit, rated better than a Roland, and just under a Summa or GraphTec. Built like a tank, and complete with a 2 yr warranty. The PCut is a step down in price, and quality as well. Only comes with a 1 yr.

Go Copam if you can afford it, or PCut if you are on a budget.

[crazycuda 0]

Thanks for the replies, I am fairly sure ill go woth the Copam just need to see what the finances will permit.

kenimes , thanks for your input and the warranty info, I was under the impression each unit had the same 1 yr. Or 180 days if purchased on ebay, ill have to recheck that might have read it wrong.

[kenimes 42]

Thanks for the replies, I am fairly sure ill go woth the Copam just need to see what the finances will permit.

kenimes , thanks for your input and the warranty info, I was under the impression each unit had the same 1 yr. Or 180 days if purchased on ebay, ill have to recheck that might have read it wrong.

Yes, all units except for the Copam come with a 1 yr, or 6 month through eBay. Copams are double for each.