California Apparel News

Gerber Technology introduced the I-Table series, an automated spreading and cutting system designed to help increase consistency in a variety of manufacturing environments.

Featuring simple operation, the tables have precision molded strips that connect table units and keep fabric moving smoothly from section to section. The table has a laminate top over a steel platform and a redesigned airbox.

“The I-Table is a natural complement to our XLs spreader and Paragon cutting platforms,” said Ron Ellis, Gerber Technology senior product manager, in a company statement. “It demonstrates our commitment to adding value to all aspects of the cutting room, with a product that is durable and part of a fully integrated solution.”

Available in widths from 1.8 meters to 2.6 meters, the tables feature adjustable legs. Power and operator guiderails can be mounted on either side of the table.

The I-Table is part of Gerber’s integrated cutting-room solutions, which include the Paragon cutting platform, XLs Series spreaders, MP Series plotters and AccuMark pattern-design software.

Based in Tolland, Conn., Gerber Technology is owned by Vector Capital, a San Francisco–based private-equity firm specializing in technology.

For more information, visit www.gerbertechnology.com.