Frequently Asked Questions
Let's break down some of the biggest questions manufacturers have before switching to automatic die less cutting.
Questions Manufacturers Ask Us
Straight answers to the doubts we hear most often before a factory switches to automatic die-less cutting. Tap any question to read the full answer.
But I Already Have Die Cutting Machines.
You dont have to change everything at once, keep your current setup. Start die less only where die cutting gives you the most trouble.
- Reinforcements
- Linings
- Small Batches
- Frequent Style Changes
Our people won't adopt new technology.
Start with one line only. One operator is enough. It’s actually simpler than die cutting. Your team will pick it up quickly.
- No Dies
- No Pressure Setting.
- No Adjustment Issues.
And the best part — pay the remaining amount only if you’re satisfied. If not, we’ll take the machine back.
Our orders are too small / styles too many to justify.
That’s actually the strongest case for dieless cutting.
When order sizes are small and styles keep changing, the die cost gets spread over fewer pieces — so your cost per unit goes up sharply. With dieless, there’s no die investment at all. So the more style variation you have, the more sense this machine makes. That’s why factories with smaller batches and frequent design changes often benefit the most.