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About Computerized Cutters
Who they areComputerized Cutters, Inc. is an American manufacturer of sign-fabrication machinery based in Plano, Texas. The company was founded in 1994 in Dallas, Texas, and states it invented the world's first channel letter bending machine in 1997. It builds its machines in the U.S. at its Plano facility, which includes a CNC machine shop, a manual machine shop and a production area.
What they are known forThe company's core products are automated channel letter fabrication machines: the Accu-Bend line of channel letter benders, the Accu-Clinch line of letter fastening machines, the Accu-Trim Edge trim cap machine and the Accu-Cut XLR8 CNC router table. The Accu-Bend machines notch, flange and bend aluminum coil, and the Accu-Clinch machines clinch or self-piercing-rivet letter backs to returns without welding. The company backs its channel letter machines with a three-year warranty and free lifetime phone support for the original purchaser.
Model series buyers search forIn bending, the Accu-Bend family includes the Stingray, the ACE+ and the Freedom. The ACE+ is described as handling 0.032 to 0.063 inch aluminum and bending both 0.040 and 0.063 inch coil, with letters from about 6 inches up to single-piece letters, shapes and logos up to 15 feet tall. In fastening, the Accu-Clinch range includes the Model 620, the SPR and the SPR Combo; the SPR and SPR Combo use 4 mm and 5 mm self-piercing rivets and run on 100 psi compressed air.
What to check on a used machineOn a used Accu-Bend bender, check the tooling — notch, flange and bend stations — for wear and alignment, confirm the machine still bends the coil widths and thicknesses you run, and verify the control software imports .DXF files and runs on a supported computer. On a used Accu-Clinch press, inspect the pneumatic punch arm, seals and air circuit for leaks, check the work area and throat depth against the letter sizes you build, and confirm the rivet sizes the machine is set up for. Ask for the maintenance history and any records of tooling replacement.
Service and parts supportBecause the machines are built in the U.S., parts and service come from the manufacturer's Texas facility, and the company states its machine shop can manufacture parts for machines built up to 20 years ago. Support is provided by phone, and the original-purchaser warranty and lifetime phone support are tied to the machine's history, so ask the seller what support and documentation transfers with the unit.
Buying usedUsed Computerized Cutters equipment appears on the secondary market as shops upgrade or close. Confirm the exact model and serial number, request a video of the machine running production parts, and check whether the original manuals and software are included before you buy.
Meadoworks is your trusted source for used Computerized Cutters equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected Computerized Cutters machines at competitive prices. Most of our Computerized Cutters inventory sells before we can list it online — call 800-323-0307 for equipment not yet listed.
Every machine includes detailed specifications and high-resolution photos, and inspection visits are available for most equipment. We ship worldwide with experienced rigging partners and offer financing for qualified buyers. Have Computerized Cutters equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.
Used Computerized Cutters Equipment by Type
From our own listings: machines for sale now and machines Meadoworks has sold.
| Type | For sale now | Sold |
|---|---|---|
| Used Computerized Cutters Stamping Presses | 1 | 0 |
| Used Computerized Cutters Tube & Pipe Benders | 1 | 0 |
| All Computerized Cutters equipment | 2 | 0 |
Computerized Cutters Models We've Carried
- Computerized Cutters Accu-Bend ACE+ · 1 for sale
- Computerized Cutters Accu-Clinch SPR · 1 for sale
Other popular Computerized Cutters models: Computerized Cutters Accu-Bend Stingray, Computerized Cutters Accu-Bend Freedom, Computerized Cutters Accu-Clinch SPR Combo, Computerized Cutters Accu-Clinch Model 620, Computerized Cutters Accu-Cut XLR8, Computerized Cutters Accu-Trim Edge.
Looking for a specific model? Call 800-323-0307 — we often have unlisted Computerized Cutters machines coming in from plant closures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are Computerized Cutters machines made?
The company states that all its machines are fabricated and assembled in the USA at its facility in Plano, Texas. That facility includes a CNC machine shop, a manual machine shop and a production area, and machines are tested and calibrated before shipping.
What is the difference between the Accu-Bend ACE+ and other Accu-Bend models?
The ACE+ is described as handling 0.032 to 0.063 inch aluminum and bending both 0.040 and 0.063 inch coil, with the ability to make letters from about 6 inches up to single-piece letters, shapes and logos up to 15 feet tall. It builds on the original ACE with advanced tooling and expanded size capability.
What should I check on a used Accu-Clinch press?
Inspect the pneumatic punch arm, seals and air circuit for leaks, since the machines run on 100 psi compressed air. Check the work area and throat depth against the letter sizes you produce, and confirm whether the machine is set up for 4 mm rivets, 5 mm rivets, clinching, or both.
Does Computerized Cutters still support older machines?
The company states its machine shop can manufacture parts for machines built up to 20 years ago, and it provides phone support. Warranty and free lifetime phone support are tied to the original purchaser, so confirm with the seller what documentation and support transfer with a used machine.
What software do Accu-Bend machines use?
The Accu-Bend ACE+ is described as importing .DXF files into its software, after which the machine performs the notching, flanging and bending. On a used machine, confirm the software is included and that it runs on a computer you can support.
What kinds of used Computerized Cutters equipment does Meadoworks carry?
By our own listings: stamping presses (1 for sale now); tube & pipe benders (1 for sale now).
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