Pentech Ventures partner Marc Moens, who joins Digital Fineprint’s board of directors, commented: “As a fund, we have looked closely at the insurtech space and the traction achieved by the team at DFP in such a short amount of time is impressive. UK-based software-focused venture capitalist (VC) Pentech led the round, which also saw existing investor participation. The device handles a maximum sheet size of 760 x 600mm with a top cutting area of 743 x 585mm, and runs at up to 5500 sheets per hour.The insurtech startup, Digital Fineprint has raised $2.7m (£2m) in its second fundraising round. It can also handle a range of materials, including paper weights between 120 and 800gsm, paperboard and micro-corrugated board up to 1500gsm and plastics such as PET, PP and PVC also up to 1500gsm. The ComCut 76 can be used for cutting, creasing and perforating as well as for blind embossing, Braille embossing, kiss-cutting for labels, fine cutting and kiss-cutting of contours with a magnetic cutting plate. The ComCut 76 complements these and is particularly suited to meet a growing demand for short-run packaging. The company runs an assortment of presses and printers from manufacturers such as HP, Heidelberg, Roland DG, Fujifilm and swissQprint. Installed at the company’s Witney facility at the start of October, the Kama machine has been supporting Fine Print’s litho, digital, display, design, fulfilment and storefront printing services, which it provides to a diverse portfolio of clients across various markets and industries.

Oxfordshire marketing and promotional print company Fine Print has purchased a Kama ComCut 76 automatic die-cutter from Friedheim International to handle both litho and digitally-printed work.

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