Automatic Oblique Angle Webbing Cutting Machine, 170 mm Wide and 2,000 mm Cut Length WM-594

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The WM-594 cuts woven webbing and strap at an oblique angle across widths up to 170 mm, in pieces up to 2,000 mm long. Three separately heated blade stations — left, centre and right, each with its own temperature controller and its own jog control on the touch screen — put an angled or square end on the piece and fuse the cut face as they sever it. A servo puller runs the full length of a 3,250 mm supported outfeed table, so a two-metre strap is drawn out flat instead of dropping in a coil. Rated 3.5 kW at 220 V with 4 Kgf/cm² air, the line weighs 237 kg and measures 3,250 × 550 × 1,550 mm.

Specifications

Key features

• Oblique cutting at full 170 mm width — the angled cut is not narrowed down to a thin chamfer, so wide backpack, sling and harness webbing gets the same slanted end as narrow tape
• Three separately heated blade stations, left, centre and right, each with its own temperature controller on the panel and its own control on the screen — angled ends and square ends come off the same head
• Heated blade fuses the cut face as it severs, so the angled end leaves the machine sealed and does not unravel along the bias
• Servo puller on a full-length linear rail draws each piece out along a 3,250 mm supported table, keeping straps up to 2,000 mm flat and measured instead of coiled
• PLC touch screen with an English interface — piece counter, target quantity, pull position and reject position are all set on the page, no parameter box on the side

What it processes

• Pet leads, collars and harness straps cut to length with an angled, sealed end
• Luggage, backpack and sports equipment webbing where the strap tip is angled to thread a buckle or slider
• Wide woven strap and flat braid for clothing, plush toy and general assembly work
• Hook-and-loop and identification webbing for wire harness shops, where an angled tip threads a loop or keeper more easily than a square one

Suited for: woven webbing and strap that has to leave the machine with an angled, sealed end — up to 170 mm wide and up to 2,000 mm long, drawn out flat on a supported table. We designed it for pet leads and harness straps; luggage, sling and sports webbing run the same way.

Not suited for: short, fast piece work. At 3 cuts/min this is a long-piece machine, not a volume tape cutter. For narrow tape at speed with a programmable blade angle, the WM-566 rotary blade webbing shape cutting machine swings its blade from 45° to 135° and stores parallelogram, trapezoid and pointed-end programs — note its chamfer cut is limited to 50 mm wide material, which is where the WM-594 takes over. For bevelled and arrow ends on reel-fed ribbon at 60–80 pieces per minute with an 18 kHz ultrasonic head instead of a hot blade, use the WM-567 ultrasonic ribbon and tape cutting machine. For a shape machined into hardened tooling and rolled through a hook-and-loop web up to 150 mm wide, use the WM-589 rotary die velcro tape roll cutting machine. And if the end only has to be square, the WM-572A hot knife webbing cutting machine takes material up to 220 mm wide at 121 pieces per minute. Wire and cable are not webbing — those belong on the wire cutting and stripping machines.

Blade angle, blade temperature and material thickness limits are confirmed on the quote. Send your webbing specification and target end shape; we run cut samples and confirm the configuration before you order.