Automatic Velcro Hook and Loop Tape Roll Cutting Machine with Rotary Die, up to 150 mm Wide WM-589

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The WM-589 die-cuts hook-and-loop (Velcro) tape, non-woven fabric, leather and lace on the roll: an engraved cylindrical die turns against a rubber anvil roller at 1–30 rpm and the material is cut without ever stopping. It takes web up to 150 mm wide and under 5 mm thick, and the die outline plus every mounting hole come off the same tool in one revolution, so shaped patches need no second punching station. Rolling dies from 50 to 180 mm diameter are engraved to your drawing in high-hardness titanium alloy. The machine weighs 80 kg, measures 92 × 72 × 125 cm and draws 1.5 kW at 220/110 V.

Specifications

Key features

• Rotary die cuts on the roll — the web runs continuously between die and anvil instead of indexing and stopping for every cut, so output is set by die speed rather than by a chopping cycle
• Outline and holes come from one tool — the engraved die cuts the profile, the radiused corners and every mounting hole in the same revolution, with no separate punching station to register
• Cold cutting, no heater — nothing melts, so the cut face keeps the soft hand of the tape with no hardened bead along the edge and no burnt smell on the shop floor
• Dies are engraved in high-hardness titanium alloy to your drawing, from 50 to 180 mm diameter; the shoulder rings at both ends carry the load and keep the engraved area off the anvil
• Screw-down pressure adjusters over the die shaft set cut depth by hand, and the clamp screws release the die for a shape change without special tooling

What it processes

• Hook-and-loop cable ties, wrap straps and cable-management patches for wire harness and cable assembly plants
• Die-cut Velcro pads with mounting holes for footwear, medical braces, sports and protective gear
• Non-woven, leather, cotton and lace pieces cut to a repeating profile for garment, bag and packaging work

Suited for: hook-and-loop (Velcro) tape, non-woven fabric, leather, cotton and lace up to 150 mm wide and under 5 mm thick, cut into a repeating shape — rounded patches, profiled straps, pieces with mounting holes — where the same part runs by the thousand and the web should never stop.

Not suited for: work where the piece length is a number you program rather than a shape you tool. Straight cut-to-length of webbing and tape belongs on the WM-569 cold and hot blade tape cutting machine (up to 120 mm wide, 1–9,999 mm programmable), or on the WM-572A hot knife webbing cutting machine for material up to 220 mm wide. If the cut end must be fused so synthetic fibers cannot unravel, this cold die will not do it — the WM-574 ultrasonic rope and webbing cutting machine seals the fibers as it cuts on material 1–80 mm wide, including hook-and-loop. For angled ends — parallelograms, trapezoids, points — on material up to 100 mm, the WM-566 rotary blade webbing shape cutting machine swings its blade from 45° to 135° instead of using an engraved die; for an angled, heat-sealed end across webbing up to 170 mm wide — wider than this die takes — on pieces up to 2,000 mm long, use the WM-594 automatic oblique angle webbing cutting machine. Nothing here cuts round tube or cable; those live in the tube and pipe cutting category.

The die is the part that matters, and it is made per drawing — so send the piece you actually need, not a description. We cut your tape on this machine, film it, and you see the corners, the holes and the edge before any money moves.