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Summa launches four new F Series Vantage models
18 September 2026
Summa, distributed locally through Graphic Art Mart and Pozitive Sign & Graphic Supplies, has announced the expansion of its F Series Vantage platform with the introduction of the F1832, F3220 and F3232 models for high-volume production and industrial applications, and the F1625CF, a dedicated configuration optimised for dry carbon fibre cutting.
Designed for high-volume signage, packaging, textile, and industrial applications, the new models extend the philosophy behind the F Series Vantage: delivering productivity gains across the entire workflow.
Stijn Henderickx, CEO of Summa, says: “Production is no longer defined by speed alone. What matters is how quickly you can move from one completed job to the next. The F Series Vantage combines unseen automation, operator-friendly interfaces and an optimised tool library to take human error out of the equation, offering productivity gains of 40% and more, from sign shops to industrial floors.”
The four new Summa F Series Vantage models are the:
- F1832: for long-format cutting in a single feed – built for single-sheet production, with full 5×10ft (1,525×3,050 mm) boards and complete ACM plates able to be run in one uninterrupted pass, matching print output up to 72” (1,840mm).
- F3220: for soft signage production with steady control – built for textiles and featuring a rotary module twice as fast as the previous generation to change what wide-format textile cutting looks like, with a Heavy Duty Roll Support also enabling wrinkle-free workflows.
- F3232: offering unlimited versatility for large-format production – built for double-sheet production, with a tandem workflow to make full use of two rows of vacuum zones, and a new router to open up the range of materials that can be cut in a genuine production workflow.
- F1625 CF: shielded for the most demanding industrial cutting – designed for dry carbon fibre cutting, avoiding short-circuits caused by conductive dust, by integrating coated circuit boards, an electrical cabinet held under negative pressure so air flows out rather than in, and shielded connectors on the module heads.
Unlike closed automation ecosystems that force customers into proprietary workflows, the F Series Vantage embraces a modular and open approach. Powered by Summa’s GoConnect software, the platform features a universal API architecture that allows customers to integrate the automation technologies that best fit their business. Whether connecting a simple foot pedal, robotic loading system, vision technology, or advanced production machinery, customers retain complete freedom to design and evolve their workflow.
The F Series Vantage also offers one of the industry’s broadest tool libraries, from kiss-cutting precision tools to the strongest router in flatbed cutting. Geert Pierloot, MD of Summa adds: “Cutting delivers higher throughput, cleaner edges, and lower operational costs. Only when materials demand it should operators step up to routing. This approach enables customers to consistently achieve the optimal balance between speed, quality, and productivity.”
