Rotary die cutting

High quality die cutting

We utilise bespoke cutting methods to produce high-end and high performance components, for all types of self-adhesive and non-adhesive products.

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Rotary medical die cutting

The use of high-speed rotary die cutting equipment fitted with an extensive range of innovative capabilities enables us to configure a vast range of medical devices and possibilities in presentation, style, and format. When combined with lamination, multi-layer substrates, printed backing papers, and sheeting in a single pass, the possibilities are truly endless. Final die-cut presentation options include cutting to individual products, sheets, parts on rolls or work-sets. The capabilities also include the perforation of materials to aid breathability and product design. PolarSeal has the capability to perforate almost any material to a bespoke pattern and even to register, providing product designers with a far greater choice of perforation pattern and format.

MAXIMUM SIZE: 350mm WIDTH x 500mm
LONG MULTI-TOOL/LAMINATION CAPABILITY WITH REGISTRATION CONTROL, GUILLOTINE, SHEETING AND STACKING UNIT

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Why use PolarSeal for die cutting?

PolarSeal’s variety of die cutting techniques and methods can be optimized to suit your application and production volume, resulting in cost savings and improved efficiency.
Our processes are designed to die cut many materials, including tape, adhesive, foam, silicone foam, fabric, film, and more.

Medical Die Cutting

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Precision cutting

PolarSeal converting capabilities

High volume

Frequently Asked QUestions

Cutting is converting specified material into precision components. The shape and type of components can be tailored using a variety of cutting techniques.

  1. Custom shapes can be created in a simple process quickly and effectively.
  2. A variety of designs can be cut even through multiple layers.
  3. High volume can be achieved.
  1. High volume production
  2. High precision and accuracy
  3. Combining multiple process in the same line such as lamination and printing
  1. Less expensive tooling
  2. Ability to cut through thicker materials
  3. Waste reduction

You will have the ability to cut very large parts that not many machines can convert.

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