Cutting Equipments

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Cutting Equipment

Bale Cutters/Guillotines


The ideal bale cutter for most rubbers consists of a guillotine where slices can be cut off the presented bale. The older star shaped bale cutter dealt with the two hundredweight bale of natural
rubber in smoked sheet or creped form, but these lumps can be a considerable feed problem tending to stick in the throat of the internal mixer.

                                      


Clicker Presses

Clicker presses are required for bulk cutting of components used in the manufacture of a number of hand-built products such as footwear.




Gasket Cutting Lathes

Specialised lathes designed for the parting off of rubber sections from vulcanised rubber extrusions to form seals. These are designed for a variety of purposes.


Laser and Water Jet Cutters

Both systems are designed to cut rubber efficiently from sheeting to form a variety of finished rubber and foam/sponge products.

Automatic Cutting Machines

This type of machine can be programmed to efficiently produce such items as gaskets from rubber and fabric insert sheeting.



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