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 28 August 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