Enfocus Griffin
The best shape engine in the table. Native PDF, DXF, Zünd Cut Center, Auto. Price and deployment push it off the shop board.
Updated 1 September 2026. NestPrintCut editorial — the team that builds RolCut. Scores follow the public method. We do not run a 200-roll lab we have not run.
Griffin (Tilia Labs, then Enfocus) is the name a shop says when rectangle nesting leaves 15 cm of air between angled kit parts. The engine is awarded for a reason. In our weights it gets a full 15 for shape and 18 for cutter output.
Where it beats RolCut and PrimeCenter
On dense gang-runs of irregular shapes and on tables that eat native PDF + DXF with camera marks. Zünd Cut Center is out of the box. If you already run PitStop and Switch, Griffin Auto sits in a pipe cheaper tools do not fake.
Where it loses
On TCO and on “first nest this afternoon”. This is not the tool you create next to the RIP on a Friday. A shop nesting wallpaper and canvas as rectangles is buying a Formula 1 engine to pick up bread.
Pros and cons
- True-shape people on Signs101 actually pay for
- Cut path from a bitmap, bleed, marks, codes
- Desktop and Auto; Switch if you are already in Enfocus
- Hardware-neutral — not a Zünd lock-in
- A quote, not a price list. Forums: $3–8k
- File / roll-length caps on Standard vs Plus
- A workstation, not a browser
- Overkill for 20 wallpaper rectangles
Questions
Best for?
Shops with Zünd / Kongsberg and dense true-shape, already paying Enfocus
Not for?
A first nest in your life and a budget under €2,000/year