100pcs/min Automatic Webbing Cutting Machine

It can cut shrink bands, nylon webbing, braid belts and similar webbing materials commonly used in garments, luggage, shoes, toys and related factories. For specialty or coated materials, test a sample or consult the supplier.

The rated cutting speed is 100 pcs/min when cutting 50 mm lengths. Actual speed depends on length, material, and operator setup.

Cutting width: 1–95 mm. Cutting length: 1–99,999 mm (settable via the control panel).

The machine supports hot and cold blades. Hot cutting (heated blade) seals synthetic webbing edges as it cuts, reducing fray. Cold cutting (non-heated blade) is used for materials that can be clean-cut without heat or where heat would damage the material.

Maximum blade temperature is 350°C (heated blade mode).

Voltage options: 110 V or 220 V, 50/60 Hz. Power consumption is 440 W.

Dimensions: 550 × 420 × 450 mm. Net weight: 21 kg.

It uses a computer control panel for easy setup. You can input desired cut length and number of pieces on the panel. For exact operation steps and available presets, refer to the user manual or supplier instructions.

Cuts are precise and repeatable, but final accuracy depends on material, tension, blade condition and setup. For specific tolerance requirements, request test cuts or consult the supplier.

Recommended maintenance includes: keep the cutting area clean and free of debris, change or sharpen blades when dull, inspect and clean the heating element (for hot cutting), check fastenings and wiring periodically, and follow any lubrication or calibration steps in the manual.

Yes — blades and common spare parts are typically available. Contact the supplier or dealer to order replacements and to confirm compatible part numbers.

Allow the heated blade to cool before servicing, avoid direct contact with the blade or heating element, keep hands clear during operation, use protective gloves if appropriate, disconnect power before maintenance, and follow any emergency stop and safety instructions in the manual.

The machine has a computer control panel that allows programmable settings. Exact memory/preset capacity and batch-counting functions vary by model—check the user manual or ask the supplier for details.

Minimal training is usually required to operate the control panel safely and to change blades or settings. Suppliers typically provide an operation manual and can offer training or setup assistance if needed.

Provide sample material, required cut length and target throughput to the supplier so they can confirm performance. If possible, request a demo or test cuts at the supplier’s facility or with a sample unit before purchase.