Electronic and automatic fabric cutting machines are used by textile companies all over the world to speed up production.

Automaticd cutting machines are important for textile factories at high production volumes. Because these factory operate faster than manual fabric cutting. With automated fabric cutting machine, you can increase productivity and meet the high-capacity factories demand.

Automatic cutting machines are ideal for cutting large amounts of fabric at once while diverting excess labor to other units, increasing workplace efficiency and productivity.

If you want to improve your fashion design and manufacturing processes, the best fabric digital cutting machine can be your right hand.

Human error is common in manual cutting, resulting in fabric waste and inaccurate cuts. Cutting accurately reduces waste because the fabric is cut to the correct shape on the first cut. Automatic fabric cutters reduce the possibility of product defects caused by poor material cutting or human error.

Accurate cutting results in consistency in the finished product, which leads to increased customer satisfaction.

During shifts in the factory shop, factory workers can become tired and hot. The repetitive strain occured by operating a manual fabric cutter for hours is unpleasant and can have an indirect effect on the cutting quality.

Workers do not always give their best effort for long periods of time, and factories must find more efficient solutions to maintain the production ouput capacity.

Automatic cutting machines, the program file will be design and created, and optimized with nesting software for cutting. The file will be transfer to machine controller and command the machine to perform daily tasks.

Hand cutting is a time-consuming process that requires a large number of workers to complete on a large scale. Workers can only cut one or two layers of fabric at a time when cutting by hand. Although manual cutting tools do not require a large initial investment, labor costs are rather higher for factories aiming for high volumes, which is costy for most high-volume garment factories.

The initial labor cost of purchasing an automatic cutting machine, as with all cutting machines, is related with increasing, not only about the time of automatic machine purchasing and installation, but also related with training and regular maintenance.

The cost of repairing the machine if it breaks down must also be considered. Although it may appear to be a large investment, automatic cutting machines are more cost effective in the long run.

Automatic cutting is not only more efficient and requires fewer workers, but also less demand on the operator experience on the fabric cutting. Because of the high level of machine automation, the machine can delivery more accurate and less waste workpieces.

Predictability comes with automation. Machines can be programmed to produce products or clothing parts in a consistent manner, resulting in less waste. Fabric cutting, for example, is more precise when done by machine because it eliminates the risk of human error associated with manual cutting.

This reduces the likelihood of product recalls in the future, allowing manufacturers to provide consistent quality to customers.

Each year, an estimated 1.4 million worker injuries occur in garment factories, many of which are the result of inadequate machinery training.

Fatigue, misunderstandings, and incorrect machine use can all result in injury, disfigurement, or even death.

Factory automation reduces workers’ exposure to dangerous moving machines, lowering the risk of workplace accidents. Manufacturers will benefit greatly from this because they will no longer face lawsuits from injured parties or their families.

The answer is yes, if you want to level up your production and be more competitive.

Here are 4 items you need to consider：

This working volumn will require different configuration of automatic cutting machine.

Low ply is easier for the automatic cutting machine, the pressure to cloth from cylinder is not as heavy as for high ply.

Holes punching requires a punch head to the machine. If need drawing pattern on the cloth, you will need get a drawing head besides the cutting head.

Fabric spreading is the preparatory process of smoothly laying out fabric of a defined length in superimposed layers. It is the vital first step of fabric production. During the spreading process, large rolls of fabric are unraveled onto a long, flat surface, in preparation for cutting.

Fabric layers should be perfectly aligned in the exact same size. Spreading can either be carried out in a straight lay, in which all layers are cut the same length, or a stepped lay, where fabric lengths are staggered. The type of fabric lay depends on the desired style of the finished product. A thin marker is then placed on top of the fabric to ensure accurate cutting.

Spreading is the foundation of a high-quality finished product. In fact, the quality of the cutting process largely depends on how well the fabric is spread. Wrinkles or kinks can lead to poor-quality results, product defects, or even fabric wastage.

The layers of fabric must be spread at an identical tension in order to avoid fabric defects during the cutting process. This is crucial, especially as mass production can mean that up to 200 layers of fabric are cut at once.

With this vision device, you can see the cutting process obviously.

Our standard working size is

1600mm*2500mm

2000mm*3000mm

1800mm*6000mm

Firmuz also build custom fabric cutting machine according to your specific demand. Contact Firmuz to get help.