Cold-Knife Velcro and Webbing Tape Cutter, 80 mm Width, Shaped Ends WM-601
The WM-601 cuts hook-and-loop, webbing and tape up to 80 mm wide to a set length from 10 to 9,999 mm with a cold knife, and can finish each piece with a straight, rounded-corner, circle or chamfered end. It feeds at 6,500 mm/min, holds ±0.5 mm, stops when the roll runs out, and keeps the length, count and speed settings through a power cut. 300 W, 220/110 V.
Specifications
| Max. cutting width | 80 mm |
|---|---|
| Cutting length | 10 – 9,999 mm |
| Cutting shape | Straight, rounded corner, circle, chamfered |
| Cutting tolerance | ≤ 0.5 mm |
| Feeding speed | 6,500 mm/min |
| Power supply | 220 / 110 V, 50 / 60 Hz |
| Power rating | 300 W |
| Dimensions / weight | Confirmed on the quote |
| HS Code | 8451.50 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker) |
| Certification | CE (certificate provided with shipment) |
Key features
- Four end shapes from one machine — straight, rounded corner, circle and chamfered — so Velcro straps come off ready to sew without a second die-cutting step
- Cold knife with adjustable stroke rate for thickness; no heater, so no melted edge on hook-and-loop or on webbing that must stay soft
- Set length, quantity and speed on the panel; the settings survive a power cut and the machine stops itself when the roll runs out
- 80 mm width and 10–9,999 mm length cover strap, band and label work; ±0.5 mm on length
- 300 W on 220 or 110 V — we set the voltage for your country and ship the manual in English
What it processes
- Hook-and-loop straps and webbing cut to length with rounded or chamfered ends
- Shops cutting the same tape by hand who now need a counted batch every day
- Label, band and strap work up to 80 mm wide that does not need a sealed edge
Suited for: tape and webbing ≤ 80 mm wide, cold cut to length, with straight or shaped ends. Not suited for: stacked take-away and a heat blade — WM-579. Wider angled webbing — WM-566. Rotary-die Velcro rolls — WM-589. Ultrasonic sealed shapes — WM-596.
Send 2–3 metres of the actual tape. Width and thickness decide the knife setting, not the product name on the roll — we cut your sample on video before you order.
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WM-601 — common questions
Is this a hot knife?
No, cold knife. If you need a sealed melt edge on synthetic webbing, look at the WM-566 or the ultrasonic WM-596.
How many pieces a day before a machine makes sense?
If you cut a few hundred straps a week, a bench guillotine with a stop is honestly enough. This machine pays back when the batch is thousands, the length must repeat within half a millimetre, or the ends need a shape a guillotine cannot give. Tell us your monthly quantity and we will say which side of that line you are on.
I need a stacker and a heat blade.
That is the WM-579.
I need a rotary die on a roll of Velcro.
That is the WM-589.
I need 160 mm, not 80 mm.
That is the WM-602.
Where do blades come from?
The knife is the wear part. Every quote lists it with unit price and the location it ships from.
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