JSATON Die Cutting Machine

The JSATON Die Cutting Machine is designed for non-metal soft materials such as leather, rubber, foam, fabric, paper, cardboard, vinyl and many plastics. It is not intended for cutting ferrous or hard metals.

The machine delivers a maximum cutting force of 50 tons, providing clean, accurate cuts across a wide range of soft materials.

The working table measures 1600 x 500 mm, giving ample area for larger dies and sheets.

The open daylight ranges from 50 mm to 190 mm. This is the vertical clearance between the bed and the press head, which determines the maximum stack height or die thickness you can fit into the press.

Rated production capacity is approximately 20 sets per month as a reference. Actual throughput depends on part complexity, die setup, material handling, and operator efficiency.

The machine is equipped with a 2.2 kW servo motor for precise, smooth operation and a 3 kW main machine motor (pump/motor drive) for the hydraulic system.

Yes — with a robust 50-ton force, servo drive and durable core components, the JSATON is suitable for small-to-medium and many high-volume applications. Production rates will depend on part complexity and workflow optimization.

Yes — the JSATON can be supplied in various color options to meet aesthetic requirements. Other custom options may be available; please consult the supplier for specific customization.

The machine is designed for safe operation and typically includes standard safety measures such as emergency stop controls and operator-safe control placement. Specific guards and interlocks may be offered or customized—confirm details with the vendor.

The JSATON works with standard cutting dies used for non-metal soft materials. Compatibility depends on die size relative to the 1600 x 500 mm table and the die profile; consult the tooling supplier or JSATON representative for recommendations.

The machine uses a 2.2 kW servo and a 3 kW main motor; actual electrical supply (voltage, phase, and frequency) and installation requirements vary by region. Confirm required power supply, grounding and site preparation details with your supplier before delivery.

Routine maintenance includes regular lubrication of moving parts, periodic checks of the hydraulic/pump system, inspection of the servo drive and electrical connections, and scheduled replacement of wear parts such as seals and dies. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for best results.

Yes — durable core components (motor, pump, servo) are standard and spare parts and after-sales service are typically available through the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Verify warranty and service arrangements at purchase.

The working table is 1600 x 500 mm, but the full machine footprint and weight depend on the frame and packaging. Contact the supplier for exact machine dimensions, net weight, and shipping/packaging specifications to plan site access and installation.

Most suppliers offer operator training, setup assistance and technical documentation as part of the sale or commissioning. Confirm training scope and availability with your vendor prior to delivery.