Automatic Fabric Cutting Machine for Balsa Wood Core Production

Automatic Fabric Cutting Machine for sale

• Max. workpiece size : 1300×1300 mm, up to 80 mm thick
• Cutting speed:1.0–5.0 m/min
• Roller motor: 0–1500 RPM (0.75KW)
• Air Input:0.4 – 0.7 MPa
• Oil Heating System：3KW
• Application: Automatic Fabric Cutting Machine is built to cut scrim fabric (fiberglass mesh) – the material used in the “fabric laying” step of balsa wood core production.

Automatic Fabric Cutting Machine  is built to cut scrim fabric (fiberglass mesh) – the material used in the “fabric laying” step of balsa wood core production. Most suppliers deliver scrim in rolls, so before you can feed it into the laminating machine, you need to cut it into the right size for your balsa panels. That’s exactly what this automatic fabric cutter does.

It also comes in handy when your production line isn’t fully automated or when you need to prepare single sheets in batches. With an oscillating knife or laser option, it handles carbon prepreg, aramid fabrics, and other technical textiles just as cleanly – no frayed edges.

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• Made for the scrim‑laying process – Cuts glass fiber mesh from roll stock into sheets that match your balsa wood panel size. Ready to go straight to the hot roller laminator.

• Adjustable cutting speed – From 1.0 to 5.0 meters per minute. You can slow down for thicker fabrics or speed up for lighter mesh, without pulling the material off track.

• Separate height‑adjust motor – The 0.55KW motor lets you raise or lower the roller / knife assembly to match different material thicknesses. Saves a lot of manual fiddling.

• Clean, burr‑free cuts – Whether you use the oscillating knife or a laser, edges come out smooth. No loose glass fibers, no delamination on prepregs.

1. Scrim preparation for balsa core production
   You need single‑sheet glass fabric before the laminating step. This machine cuts roll stock to exact panel dimensions – especially useful if your scrim applicator doesn’t have an integrated unwinder.

2. Wind blade core material workshops
   Balsa wood and PET foam cores often get a scrim layer for better resin flow and bonding. The fabric cutter keeps the scrim supply ready, so your laminating line never waits.

3. Small‑batch / multi‑type composite parts
   Model aircraft, boat components, race car parts – you often work with different fabric styles and roll widths. A dedicated cutter is way faster and more accurate than hand shears.

4. Prepreg cutting (light to medium layers)
   With an oscillating knife, you can cut 2–4 layers of carbon or aramid prepreg without fraying edges or sticking to the blade. Works well for prototype and low‑volume production.

5. General flexible material cutting
   Non‑wovens, felts, thin cork sheets – it’s a versatile helper in any composites workshop. Not just for glass fiber.