Automatic Webbing Tape Cutting Machine with Inline Inkjet Printing WM-574P

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The WM-574P prints and cuts tape in a single pass — an inkjet head marks text and date fields onto webbing, ribbon or label tape, then the blade cuts each printed piece to programmed length. It handles tape up to 90 mm wide, cuts lengths up to 9,999 mm at 40 pieces per minute, and stops automatically at the set output count. The machine runs from a color touchscreen with an English interface, and the print head carries its own English menu with USB file import. Power draw is 400 W on 220 V.

Specifications

Key features

• Printing and cutting merge into one station — marked, measured pieces come off a single bench instead of moving between a printer and a cutter
• Heating and braking time are programmed on the touchscreen, so synthetic tape leaves the blade with clean, sealed edges at the set rhythm
• Output-count programming stops the machine at the ordered quantity — batches of 40 pieces per minute count themselves while the operator loads the next roll
• The inkjet head keeps its own English menu with USB import, so print content changes in seconds at the machine, not back at a computer

What it processes

• Printed wash-care, size and brand tapes for garment and home-textile production
• Date- and lot-marked ribbon and packing tape cut to fixed lengths for packaging lines
• Identification webbing and marked straps prepared in counted batches for assembly kitting

Suited for: tape jobs where every piece needs a printed mark — wash-care and size tapes, dated packing ribbon, identification webbing — up to 90 mm wide and 9,999 mm long, in counted batches. Not suited for: plain cut-to-length production without printing — for that, pick the WM-569 cold and hot blade tape cutting machine, the faster dedicated cutter at 100–120 pieces per minute — nor wire, cable or heat shrink tube; for printed heat-shrink wire markers, the WM-665JG number tube laser marking machine prints and cuts identification sleeve in one line.

Print adhesion and edge sealing depend on your exact tape coating, so we prove both first: send a roll sample of your actual tape with the text you need, and we print and cut it on this machine on video before you commit.