A manual cutter press designed for stamping and cutting with cutter dies, mainly for leather work and DIY patterns. It is portable, space-saving, and has a net weight of 5.2 kg. The product supports a feed width of 15 cm.
Feeding 15 cm refers to the maximum width of material the press is designed to accept or the typical maximum working width for your dies and patterns. If you need to process wider pieces, you will need to reposition the material or use a larger press.
It is suitable for leather, paper, PVC film and many other thin-to-medium materials. Actual performance depends on material type, thickness, and the cutting die used.
Maximum thickness depends on the die geometry, material, and how you set the press. The product is intended for thin to medium materials commonly used in small leatherwork projects. Test on scrap pieces to determine suitable thickness for your specific die and material, or consult the seller for recommendations.
The product description does not specify included dies. Many sellers supply the press only and offer dies separately or as a customization option. Check the product listing or contact the seller to confirm what is included.
Yes. The description states moulds can be customized. Provide the seller with your artwork, dimensions and material requirements to get a custom die made.
Basic setup typically includes: securely mounting or clamping the press to a sturdy work surface, fitting and aligning the die on the press bed, placing a suitable backing board or cutting mat under the material, making a trial cut with scrap material, and making small adjustments to alignment and pressure as needed. Refer to any supplied manual or contact the seller for product-specific instructions.
Keep hands and fingers clear of the die area while operating, wear cut-resistant gloves if appropriate, ensure the press is securely mounted, use proper eye protection for debris, and keep children or bystanders away during use. Make deliberate, controlled presses rather than forcing the lever.
Wipe away dust and scraps after use, periodically lubricate pivot points with a light machine oil, check and tighten any fasteners, store in a dry place to prevent rust, and inspect dies for burrs or damage before use.
The press is marketed as a smart, portable and space-saving option suitable for small projects and short production runs. For high-volume industrial production you may want a heavier-duty or powered press.
Most hand press units of this type are designed to be clamped or bolted down for stability. The product listing does not provide specific mounting hole details—check the seller's spec sheet or contact them to confirm mounting options and hole spacing.
Compatibility depends on the die footprint and how it mounts to the press bed. Because specifications are not detailed in the listing, confirm maximum die plate dimensions and recommended mounting method with the seller, or provide your die size when asking about compatibility.
Yes—using a durable backing board or cutting mat beneath the material improves cut quality, protects both the die and press bed, and extends die life. Replace the backing when it becomes worn or compressed.
First check die sharpness and alignment. Ensure the material is flat and properly supported on a backing board, increase pressure in small increments if possible, and try multiple light passes rather than a single forced press. Re-sharpen or replace worn dies as needed.
The product description does not specify warranty or spare parts. Contact the seller or retailer for details about warranty coverage, availability of replacement parts, die services and after-sales support.
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