HSGM Heat-cutting of synthetic fabric, ropes and belts

Heat-cutting of synthetic fabric, ropes and belts – this special process is gaining in importance continuously in the course of manufacturing and in the garment industry. Meanwhile the traditional mechanical cutting technique has reached its limits subject to missing on unsatisfactory solidity of the cut edges.

The standard cutting technique almost always requires an additional finishing operation, either stitching with a sewing machine or thermo-sealing with sealing foil. These additional operations are expensive and will continue
increase. Today it is important to combine as many processes as possible for time and cost saving reasons.Therefore stop cutting mechanically and take advantage of the heat-cutting and sealing system in one operation.

Our simple cutting system is highly successful. The blade – directly heated by a transformer – heats up in 6–8 secs. to approx. 600° C. All thermoplastic fabric which comes into contact with this tip will melt. In a webbing, the
individual weft and warp threads tend to flow one into another if they are close enough together, and thus form a consistent, sealed edge. We mainly manufacture special purpose machines but also supply components and
single parts to modify existing or newly purchased machines.