Other Die-cutting Processes

laser cutting
When using a flat knife for material cutting cannot achieve the expected effect, it is recommended to use laser die-cutting.
Unlike other mold cutting processes, laser cutting uses a non thermal laser beam to shape materials specified by customers, achieving customized shapes and sizes. The laser die cutting blade cuts according to the preset path generated by CAD, which is suitable for mass production.
When high precision and speed are required for cutting, laser die-cutting is an ideal solution. This process is commonly used for high hardness components, which use hard materials that cannot be cut by other die cutting processes. Meanwhile, this process is also commonly used for rapid prototyping.
Pad cutting, also known as mold cutting, is the process of shaping or transforming selected materials (sheet or cylindrical) into the desired shape and size. Professional personnel from die-cutting enterprises can assist in processing gaskets, ensuring that the design, cutting, and delivery of finished products fully meet the customer's project requirements. Multiple cutting methods can be adopted, including flat die cutting, rotary die cutting, laser cutting, and water beam cutting, to achieve the corresponding specifications of the lining.
Adhesive products - meeting precision applications
Die cutting companies often provide pressure-sensitive adhesives for various products - suitable for various purposes.
Adhesive sticker
Using synthetic rubber or acrylic as the substrate
Unsupported - adhesive film
Reinforcement - Fiber layer
Support Carrier
purpose
Professional die-cutting
Multilayer materials
Line cutting and kissing
Reusable adhesive tape