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Laser Cutting Machines for Textiles
Textile laser cutters with Canon 4K vision camera and automatic recognition: work areas up to 1800×2500 mm, 200–300W, t-shirt cutting at 180–225 m/h. Ideal for sublimation and garment manufacturing.
Laser cutting is the natural complement to dye-sublimation printing: it cuts printed pieces along their contours with ±0.5 mm precision, seals the edge of synthetic fabric to prevent fraying, and eliminates manual cutting processes.
Our line includes the Pro 1825 (FW 1825 PRO) with a shutterless Canon 4K vision camera that automatically recognizes printed contours, the high-speed panoramic Max 1820, and the Fw 1816 with smart vision. All feature closed-loop servo motors, a water-cooled cutting head, and an automatic feeder.
With work areas up to 1800×2500 mm and speeds that allow cutting t-shirts at 180–225 m/h, they are the solution for sportswear manufacturing, flags, soft signage, and fashion.
Available equipment (3)
Frequently asked questions
Why cut fabric with a laser instead of a blade?
The laser seals the edge of synthetic fabrics as it cuts (no fraying), follows printed contours automatically with the vision camera, requires no sharpening or mechanical pressure, and reaches speeds impossible for manual cutting.
What materials can it cut?
Polyester, lycra/spandex, sports fabrics, flags, tarpaulins, lace, and synthetic and natural textiles in general. The 200–300W power also handles materials such as synthetic leather and some thin non-textiles.
Does the camera recognize printed pieces automatically?
Yes. The Canon 4K camera on the Pro 1825 detects the contours and registration marks of sublimated pieces and adjusts the cut automatically, even if the fabric was slightly deformed in the calender.
Not sure which machine to choose?
Tell us your production volume and fabric type: an advisor will recommend the exact configuration, free of charge.