MBM AeroCut NanoMax
MBM AeroCut nanoMax slit, cut and crease system. 31 preset and 80 custom jobs, tri-suction feed. Priced at $15,183 from your Michigan MBM dealer.
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AeroCut nanoMax Digital Finishing System
The AeroCut nanoMax is a compact yet powerful digital finishing system designed for automated slitting, cutting, and creasing in short-run and on-demand environments. Featuring MBM's patented Tri-Suction Feed System, the nanoMax delivers accurate, jam-resistant sheet handling along with an InstaSet bar for rapid slitter alignment, a color touchscreen interface, and support for 31 preset and 80 custom jobs. Its small footprint makes it ideal for CRDs, copy shops, and in-plant print operations.
Key Features
- Tri-Suction feed mechanism reduces double-feeds and misfeeds
- InstaSet bar with fine adjustment knob enables fast, tool-free slitter setup
- Color touchscreen supports cut-mark registration and image shift or stretch
- Skew adjustment improves accuracy across variable stocks
- Quick-release rollers provide easy access for jam recovery and maintenance
- Built-in job memory stores 31 presets and up to 80 custom jobs
- Lytrod Intellicut software included for PDF imposition and cut mark generation
- Compact, office-friendly footprint for limited production spaces
Why It Matters
The AeroCut nanoMax streamlines digital finishing by eliminating manual setup and reducing operator intervention. Automated feeding, touchscreen control, and job memory enable consistent results across short runs, variable data jobs, and repeat orders without sacrificing valuable floor space.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Speed | Up to 23 sheets/min (8.5" × 11") |
| Sheet Capacity | 1.2" stack |
| Paper Weight Range | 120-400 gsm (6-16 pt) |
| Paper Size Range | 8.2" × 8.2" to 13" × 19" |
| Electrical Requirements | 100-120V, 50/60Hz |
| Dimensions (D × W × H) | 25.7" × 30.2" × 39.8" |
| Weight | 212 lbs |
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About MBM AeroCut finishing systems
The AeroCut line is built by Uchida and sold in North America under the MBM name. Mid-State Litho carries three AeroCut systems: the nanoMax at $15,183, the AeroCut X at $43,887 and the AeroCut X Pro at $71,759. All three slit, cut and crease from a printed sheet. They differ in sheet handling capacity and speed, not in what they produce. See the full range in bindery and finishing.
Choosing between the nanoMax, the AeroCut X and the AeroCut X Pro
All three machines do the same three operations: slit, cut, crease. The question is volume.
The nanoMax at $15,183 is the compact machine. It fits a CRD, a copy shop or an in-plant department running short and on-demand work, and its footprint is the smallest of the three.
The AeroCut X at $43,887 steps up to higher daily volume for a commercial shop where card and postcard work is steady.
The AeroCut X Pro at $71,759 is the production machine for shops running this work as a primary product line.
If the work is business cards only and volume is low, look at the dedicated business card cutters instead, such as the Formax FlashCard, which cost less and do one job.
Why buy the AeroCut nanoMax from Mid-State Litho
Mid-State Litho has sold and serviced print finishing equipment since 1984 from Grand Rapids, Michigan. The nanoMax ships by freight, and we quote delivery, installation and operator training with the machine rather than after the fact. Blades, creasing components and service come from the same place. The machine handles slitting and scoring, creasing and cutting in one pass.
The price on this page is the price. Call if you want it quoted with install.
MBM AeroCut nanoMax questions
What does the AeroCut nanoMax do?
It slits, cuts and creases in one pass, so a printed sheet comes out as finished business cards, postcards or greeting cards without a separate cutter and creaser.
How many jobs can it store?
31 preset jobs and 80 custom jobs.
How does it feed?
Through MBM's tri-suction feed system, with an InstaSet bar for setting slitter positions quickly.
How is the nanoMax different from the AeroCut X and X Pro?
The nanoMax is the compact entry machine at $15,183. The AeroCut X is $43,887 and the AeroCut X Pro is $71,759, both larger systems for higher volume. The nanoMax suits CRDs, copy shops and in-plant operations running short jobs.
What does the AeroCut nanoMax cost?
$15,183 from Mid-State Litho, shipped by freight. Delivery, installation and operator training are quoted with it.
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