Why Choose Die Cut Parts

Suppose that you were asked to cut out the same circles out of material for your applications. Could you make each shape the same size? Could you meet your production demands? Not only would it be an inaccurate process, but also wildly inefficient due to time constraints. Now imagine that there was a method of “cookie cutting” out these shapes perfect every time. That is what die cutting is.

Using die cut parts and the die cutting process needs to be thought out and well designed by a converting specialist for it to be a cost effective solution for your business. Essentially, if you are looking for a series of custom, identical components, die cutting promise to improve production and final product quality. Consistent parts lead to better applications and fewer mistakes, saving time and money, while assisting with the ease of someday automating your production or scaling up your business.

Although rolls of tape cost less than die cut adhesives, they can take longer to apply, require more labor, and create a larger amount of material waste. Rolls of tape also lack the accuracy of die cut adhesives. Operators are also left on their own to figure out the best method of application, which can cause inconsistencies and errors.

Not to mention the need to hire additional staff for these task. Even with the budget to hire more people, die cutting machines can produce adhesives faster and more accurately than any employee with a pair of scissors. Often, it requires more direct contact with the final product, which can lead to issues in almost every industry.

Using a die cut solution will allow you to consolidate multi-process projects and avoid unnecessary shipping costs. Adapting designs to a die cut press increases production speed and part accuracy.