Summa Cutting Systems
Authorized Summa Dealer, sales and service
The full Summa lineup, sold, installed, and serviced from Racine, Wisconsin.
Flatbed cutting systems, roll cutters, and laser cutters for sign, display, packaging, textile, and industrial production. Four product lines: the six-model F Series Vantage flatbed platform, including the F1625 CF for dry carbon fiber; the V-Series flatbed cutters from Valiani for packaging and display; the S One and S Class 3 roll cutters; and the L1810 and L3214 textile lasers.
Summa has built cutting systems in Belgium since 1973 and acquired Valiani, the Italian flatbed maker, in 2022. Flatbed Tools handles the part that happens in your building: configuration, delivery, installation, training, preventative maintenance, repairs, and the blades, bits, and belts your table runs on.
F Series Vantage | V-Series | S-Series | L-Series | Consumables in stock | US and Canada
Summa Product Lines
F Series Vantage Flatbed Cutting Systems
Six models. One platform. Rigid boards, roll media, textiles, and composites.
Summa's current flatbed platform, from a 63" x 47" table with a single-phase option to a 128.5" x 126" tandem production table, plus the F1625 CF built for dry carbon fiber. Every model shares three module positions, Fast+ and Core+ tangential modules, a 3.7 kW router at 60,000 RPM, a non-contact thickness sensor, and 3D blade calibration. Conveyor and roll support are standard, so roll media and textiles run alongside sheet work.
Applications: signage, display, packaging, textile and soft signage, ACM fabrication, composites and industrial cutting
F1612 | F1625 | F1625 CF | F1832 | F3220 | F3232
Explore the F Series VantageV-Series Flatbed Cutters
Digital flatbed cutters for packaging, sign, and display.
Built by Valiani, the Italian flatbed maker Summa acquired in 2022. Four models from the entry-level Invicta to the fully automated, sheet-fed Omnia, each in several bed sizes. V-cutting on greyboard and folding carton, and 1 kW routing on the Integra.
Applications: packaging prototyping, luxury packaging, sign and display, POP and POS, short-run production
Explore the V-SeriesS-Series Roll Cutters
Contour cutting for printed graphics and vinyl.
Roll cutters for vinyl graphics, print-and-cut, and contour cutting around printed graphics using registration marks. S One uses a drag knife that swivels to follow the cut. S Class 3 uses True Tangential cutting, a motorized blade rotation for clean corners and thick materials, with up to 1,000 g of cutting force.
Applications: vinyl lettering, vehicle graphics, print-and-cut, heat transfer, labels, decals, reflective materials
Explore the S-SeriesL-Series Laser Cutters
Textile laser cutting with sealed edges.
Laser cutters built for fabric and textile finishing, where the cut edge is sealed and ready for the next step. L1810 for growing operations. L3214 for high-volume soft signage, with on-the-fly cutting while material advances.
Applications: soft signage, flags, banners, sportswear, fashion, interior textiles, technical fabrics
Explore the L-SeriesWhich Summa Cutting System Is Right for You
Start with what you cut and how it arrives: sheet, roll, or fabric.
Flatbed cutting
Rigid boards, roll media, or textiles on a flatbed platform.
F Series Vantage if you run roll media, textiles, or need industrial scale: conveyor and roll support standard, rotary module for fabric, 3.7 kW router, working areas to 128.5" x 126". V-Series if your work is sheets of board and folding carton for packaging and display: V-cutting, sheet-fed automation on the Omnia, Valiani build. Send us a typical week of jobs and we'll tell you which.
Roll cutting
Vinyl, contour graphics, and print-and-cut.
S-Series: S One for value and reliability with a drag knife; S Class 3 for True Tangential cutting, clean corners in thick materials, and up to 1,000 g of force.
Laser cutting
Textiles, soft signage, and fabrics that need a sealed edge.
L-Series: L1810 for growing operations, L3214 for high-volume soft signage with on-the-fly cutting.
Summa Cutting Systems Questions
What is Summa?
Summa is a Belgian manufacturer of professional cutting systems, founded in 1973 and headquartered in Gistel. Summa makes roll cutters, flatbed cutters, and laser cutters for the sign, display, packaging, textile, and industrial markets. In 2022 Summa acquired Valiani, adding the V-Series flatbed line.
What cutting systems does Summa make?
Four lines. The F Series Vantage flatbed cutting systems: six models from 63" x 47" to 128.5" x 126", plus the F1625 CF for dry carbon fiber. The V-Series flatbed cutters from Valiani: four models for packaging and display. The S-Series roll cutters: S One and S Class 3 for vinyl and contour cutting. The L-Series laser cutters: L1810 and L3214 for textiles and soft signage.
What is the Summa F Series Vantage?
Summa's current flatbed platform. Six models share three module positions, Fast+ and Core+ tangential modules, a 3.7 kW router at 60,000 RPM, a non-contact ultrasonic thickness sensor, and 3D blade calibration. The F1612 has a single-phase option; the F1832 runs full 5x10 sheets; the F3220 and F3232 take 3.2 m printer output; the F1625 CF is built for dry carbon fiber. All six are available to order through Flatbed Tools.
What's the difference between the F Series Vantage and the V-Series?
Both are digital flatbed cutters. The F Series Vantage is Summa-built, with a conveyor for roll media, a rotary module for textiles, a 3.7 kW router, and working areas to 128.5" x 126". The V-Series is built by Valiani for packaging and display: V-cutting on greyboard, 1 kW routing on the Integra, and automated sheet feeding on the Omnia. If you run roll media or textiles, start with the F Series. If you run sheets of board and folding carton, start with the V-Series.
Where can I buy Summa cutting systems in the US?
Flatbed Tools is an authorized Summa sales and service dealer based in Racine, Wisconsin. We sell, install, train on, and service Summa cutting systems across the US and Canada, and stock Summa-compatible blades, router bits, and conveyor belts.
Does Flatbed Tools provide service and support for Summa?
Yes. Installation, operator training, preventative maintenance, repairs, remote support, machine moves, and consumables. Our technicians work on Summa, Zund, Kongsberg, Multicam, and other flatbed platforms.
If my Summa needs parts or service, how does that work?
Your first call reaches a technician who knows these systems, and free phone support comes with every purchase. We work to pinpoint the issue before anything ships, which often solves it without a visit. Replacement parts come from Summa's US headquarters in Indianapolis and from our shop in Racine, Wisconsin, with same-day shipping on orders placed before our afternoon cutoff. Many parts are plug-and-play, so we can often get the part to you the next day and walk you through the install over the phone. If a repair needs hands on the table, we send a technician.
Why Buy Summa From Flatbed Tools
Authorized Summa Dealer: sales, installation, training, service
Guidance across the full lineup.
Four product lines and dozens of configurations. We match the system to what you cut, how it arrives, and where the business is going, and we'll tell you when the smaller model is the right one.
Installation and training on site.
We deliver, install, and train your operators on the table in your building. You're running production jobs, not reading a manual.
Technicians who work on every platform.
Summa, Zund, Kongsberg, Multicam, and more. Materials, tooling, workflow, and the failures each platform is known for.
Consumables in stock.
Summa-compatible blades, router bits, and conveyor belts stocked in Racine, Wisconsin, shipping across the US and Canada.
Service that shows up.
Free phone support with every purchase, and we diagnose before we dispatch. Parts ship from Summa's US headquarters in Indianapolis and from our Racine shop, and many install the next day with phone guidance. When a job needs hands on the table, we send a technician.
Let's Find Your Summa Cutting System
Evaluating your first digital cutting system or adding capacity to a floor that's already running one, send us what you cut, how it arrives, and your typical week of jobs. We'll come back with the two systems to compare and a configured quote. Prefer to talk? Call 262 800 6500.
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