Reliable versatility – Zünd at FESPA Global Print Expo 2025 in Berlin
At booth B30 in Hall 27 at FESPA Global Print Expo 2025, Zünd will be demonstrating how a combination of powerful cutting technology, intelligent software, and innovative solutions for automated material handling can make digital cutting efficient and versatile.
Visitors will have a chance to experience the extraordinary versatility of Zünd cutting technology through the example of a Zünd S3 cutter configured for cutting rolled goods as well as challenging board materials. No less versatile and powerful, its big brother, the Zünd G3, will also be demonstrating live its many capabilities. This particular cutting solution includes fully automated, robotic material handling and parts removal with the PortaBase 175 system. Incidentally, the 175 designation refers to the robotic arm's impressive reach of 175 cm / 69 in.
As a system provider, Zünd follows a holistic approach that goes well beyond the sale of its products. The focus is on customized total solutions for specific customer requirements, developed with the highest degree of technical expertise. In addition to hardware and software, this comprehensive approach encompasses a broad range of services both before and after the sale – from maintenance and repair to high-quality original consumables and a variety of after-sales support services.
Customers across the world depend on the extraordinary reliability of Zünd cutting solutions. They trust the Swiss-based, family-owned business because they can rely on innovative solutions tailored to their specific needs.
The product portfolio from Zünd is also notable for its exceptional modularity. This makes it possible to quickly and conveniently add new capabilities to cutters as production requirements change – whether by adding additional tools, new software functions, or more advanced material-handling solutions. From smart entry-level models to maximally scalable industrial solutions, Zünd covers the entire spectrum of customer requirements in a way no other provider can.
Discover the latest innovations in cutting at FESPA Global Print Expo 2025, Europe's leading print and signage exhibition taking place from 6 - 9 May at Messe Berlin, Germany. It will showcase the most innovative products, visionary concepts, and latest developments in the future of print. Register your interest to visit here.
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