Automatic Tape and Webbing Cutting Machine with Stacker, 1–98 mm Wide WM-579

Name: Automatic Tape and Webbing Cutting Machine with Stacker, 1–98 mm Wide WM-579
Brand: Wiromac
SKU: WM-579

HS Code 8461.50 Webbing/tape 1–98 mm wide 80–110 cuts/min

The WM-579 cuts webbing, tape, ribbon and flat sheet stock from 1 to 98 mm wide to programmed lengths of 1 to 9,999 mm, and stacks the finished pieces itself instead of dropping them loose on the bench. The pneumatic blade runs hot — adjustable up to 500 °C — to fuse synthetic edges, or cold where a melted edge is a defect, at 80 to 110 cuts per minute. Length, quantity and running count are set on an English touch screen. The bench unit measures 500 × 400 × 520 mm, weighs 28 kg and draws 0.58 kW on 220 V.

Specifications

Function	Hot and cold cutting of webbing and tape with automatic stacking
Cutting method	Cold / hot
Cutting width	1 – 98 mm
Cutting length	1 – 9,999 mm
Max. temperature	500 °C (adjustable)
Working speed	80 – 110 times/min
Voltage	220 V
Power	0.58 kW
Weight	28 kg
Dimensions (L × W × H)	500 × 400 × 520 mm
HS Code	8461.50 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
Certification	On request

Key features

Automatic stacking is the point of this machine — each cut piece is caught and laid onto the growing stack under the blade instead of scattering across the bench, so an operator lifts one aligned bundle per batch rather than gathering loose pieces by hand
One blade, two modes — a rotary temperature dial sets blade heat for hot cutting up to 500 °C so nylon, polyester and PET webbing leave with fused, fray-free ends, and a panel switch drops the same blade to cold cutting for film, sheet and label stock that must not melt or discolor
English touch screen carries length, batch quantity and running piece count on one page, with try-cut, forward and reverse jog, clear and emergency stop — no menu diving and no Chinese-only prompts
Auto-stop safety comb spans the material path in front of the blade: press it down and the machine halts on the spot, so a hand reaching toward a 500 °C blade stops the cycle before it starts
Pneumatic cutting head on hardened guide posts drives the blade square through the material every stroke, with a cooling fan on the head so the assembly stays stable through a long hot-cutting shift
Reel arm and adjustable guide clamps on a stainless rail keep limp webbing and film tracking straight into the blade; clamp spacing is set by hand for each material width
Free sample test — send us 2 to 3 meters of your webbing, tape or sheet stock and we cut it on this machine and send you the video before you order

What it processes

Hook-and-loop straps, nylon and polyester webbing and elastic band cut to length with sealed ends and collected in counted stacks
Woven labels, printed ribbon and care-label tape blanked for garment, footwear and bag production
Flat sheet, film and insulating strip cut cold into stacks ready for the next assembly station

Suited for: narrow flat stock up to 98 mm — webbing, hook-and-loop, elastic band, ribbon, woven labels, film and insulating sheet — on jobs where the pieces have to come off the machine counted and stacked rather than loose, and where the same shift runs some materials hot and some cold.

Not suited for: anything wider than 98 mm, round material, or shaped cuts. For hot and cold cutting up to 160 mm, step up to the WM-577 hot and cold webbing cutting machine; for hot-knife work up to 200 mm the WM-576 computerized hot knife cut-to-length machine and up to 220 mm the WM-572A hot knife webbing cutting machine cover the wide end. Round rope and cord up to Φ20 mm belong on the WM-561 hot rope cutting machine; ribbon and elastic that must keep a soft, ridge-free sealed edge — or that needs a shaped die — go to the WM-574 ultrasonic rope and webbing cutting machine; and angled or profiled webbing ends are the WM-566 rotary blade webbing shape cutting machine. Printed ribbon and logo tape where each cut has to land at the same point in the printed repeat need mark registration, which this machine does not have — that is the WM-580 ultrasonic satin ribbon cutting machine with mark positioning, which also stacks its output.

Where the WM-579 sits against the other cold-and-hot cutters in this category: the WM-569 takes material up to 120 mm and the WM-577 up to 160 mm, both wider than this machine. The WM-579 trades that width for the stacker and a 500 °C blade — pick it when the bottleneck is not how wide the material is, but what happens to the pieces after the cut.

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WM-579 — common questions

What does the stacking function actually do for me?

Without it, every cut piece drops loose and someone has to collect, square up and count them before the next station can use them. On the WM-579 the pieces are laid onto a stack under the cutting head as they are produced, so a batch comes off the machine already aligned. On short pieces at 80 to 110 cuts per minute that is the difference between one operator running the machine and one operator running after it.

When do I run the blade hot and when cold?

Run it hot for synthetics that fray — nylon and polyester webbing, PET ribbon, hook-and-loop and woven labels all come off with a fused, sealed edge. Run it cold for sheet, film, insulating strip and any material where a melted or discolored edge is scrap. Switching is a panel switch plus the temperature dial, not a tooling change, so the same machine covers both jobs in one shift.

How wide and how long can the WM-579 cut?

Material from 1 to 98 mm wide, at programmed lengths from 1 to 9,999 mm. Width is the hard limit — anything over 98 mm needs a wider-format machine, and the referrals below the specifications point to the right one.

What is the WM-579 not built for?

It makes straight cross-cuts on flat stock, so round rope and cord, corrugated conduit, rigid pipe and any wire or cable are outside its range. Angled and shaped cuts need a different cutting head, and material wider than 98 mm needs a wider machine — see the referrals below.