With the widespread application of cards in various industries, card cutters as professional cutting equipment are gaining more and more attention from users. Industry insiders say card cutters can cut a wide variety of materials, and each material has its own characteristics during cutting.
The most common cutting material is paper cards, including copper plates, matte plastic coated paper, etc. Ordinary cutters can complete the cutting. Plastic cards such as PVC cards and PET cards require special high-speed plastic cutting blades to avoid slipping. Magnetic cards with magnetic strips cannot be cut at high speeds to avoid damaging the magnetic strips, and require rolling cutting.
IC cards require more precise cutting technology, usually laser cutting, to avoid contact damage to circuits. Composite cards containing multiple modules require higher cutting technology and tooling. New titanium metal cards are difficult to cut due to their high hardness and can only be cut in special ways.
Wooden cards are hard materials. Attention should be paid to the sharpness of the cutting edge during cutting to prevent burrs. Special stone cards and stainless steel cards require the use of dedicated cutting techniques.
Experts suggest that different material cards have different cutting theories and methods, and appropriate cutting processes and tooling should be selected according to the material, and cutting parameters should be finely adjusted to ensure cutting quality while protecting internal components. It is still very difficult for ordinary cutters to achieve precise cutting of various material cards.