GCC, a global giant and innovation front-runner in equipment manufacturing for the visual tech industry, is celebrating its 20th anniversary.

In appreciation of the support the company has been receiving globally and knowing very well how difficult it is to get started in the sign-making industry without proper equipment; GCC has produced what the company’s CEO Dr. Leonard Shih considers ‘ a gift to the global sign-making industry”. Says Dr. Shih: “When we celebrate GCC’s 20th anniversary, I also want to take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation and gratitude to my staff, vendors and distributors for your continuous hard work and support.”

That gift is the new GCC Expert 24 cutting plotter, which is now available through GCC’s distribution partner in South Africa – Sytech Supplies.

The Expert 24 is by far the best choice for beginners and provides sign makers with optimum speed to deliver projects on time, a superior quality mechanical device, solid reliability and the enablement to add unmatched value to sign-making endeavours. It is the first Vinyl cutter backed by the manufacturer. Over the last 20 years GCC has produced over 400,000 machines for the sign making industry, and they have taken all of that knowledge, expertise and lessons learnt to now give the entry level consumer the very best cutting plotter in the world.

Norman Khuzwayo, a Technical Assistant at Sytech Supplies, remembers how people at the Sign Africa 2009 exhibition in Johannesburg inundated him with questions about this machine because they had the machine’s brochure on their stand. Norman says he is “very happy that the machine is finally here, because now he can back up his claims with first hand demonstrations.” As far as features go, it has dual port connectivity so the type of computer you have doesn’t really matter. It cuts at a speed of up to 400 mm per second to shorten the time it takes to get jobs done and has up to 250 grams of cutting force for handling any media thickness.

The best part is that it is now available to you (yes you) right here in South Africa, and will not cost you an arm and a leg.