George Mason University In-plant Gets Faster and Safer
George Mason University has added a Challenge Machinery Titan 200 cutter, which has allowed the in-plant to accurately set up and program business cards and booklets.
Kasmai says the Challenge Titan's optical safety features are an added bonus, since the old cutter's safety mechanism relied solely on the cut buttons.
"With the old machine, the only safety was pushing two buttons at the same time," Kasmai notes. "The new equipment has sensors around the cutter that shut down the machine in case a dangerous situation arises."
- Companies:
- The Challenge Machinery Co.
- People:
- Hamid "Sam" Kasmai
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