Hanma SM-1815 CO₂ Laser Textile Cutting Machine
On request
- 100 W CO₂ source with an 1800 × 1500 mm working area
- Up to 500 mm/s at ±0.1 mm resolution
- Canon SLR top camera images the whole bed in a single capture
- Contour search cuts printed outlines on stretched or deformed fabric
- Conveyor feed with automatic left-right alignment for roll goods
- DSP controller with display in the frame; USB connection to a PC
CO₂ textile cutter with a 100 W source, an 1800 × 1500 mm bed and an SLR camera that images the whole bed in one capture for contour cutting.
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About this machine
SM-1815 CO₂ Laser Textile Cutting Machine
The SM-1815 is a CO₂ laser cutting machine for textiles, with a 100 W source and a working area of 1800 × 1500 mm. It moves at up to 500 mm/s at a resolution of ±0.1 mm. It connects to a PC over USB, and a DSP controller with its own display is built into the machine frame, so a loaded job can be started and supervised at the machine itself.
The distinguishing feature is the camera above the bed. A high-definition SLR camera photographs the entire working area in a single capture rather than building the picture up from several partial frames, which removes the registration errors that come from stitching fragments together. From that image the control recognises multiple cutting patterns and searches out the contour to be followed, so a printed panel is cut on its actual printed outline even when the fabric has stretched or distorted since it came off the printer — the usual difficulty with cutting soft, unstable material.
Motion on the axes is by hybrid servo motors with belt transmission, and the material is advanced by conveyor. The feeder corrects itself left and right as the web moves, keeping the fabric square to the bed, so roll goods can be cut continuously without an operator re-aligning the material at every step. Automatic correction works together with the contour search when the material arrives slightly deformed.
The machine runs from a 220 V supply and draws 1800 W, which keeps installation simple compared with three-phase equipment. It occupies 2365 × 1966 × 2452 mm and weighs 1200 kg. Software is included with the machine.
It suits printers and finishers cutting sublimated and printed textile off the roll — flags, banners and soft signage, sportswear and garment panels, appliqué and lettering — where the pieces must follow a printed outline rather than a nominal drawing.
Applications
- Cutting printed and sublimated textile from the roll
- Flags, banners and soft signage panels
- Sportswear and garment panels cut to a printed outline
- Multi-pattern nested cutting of fabric pieces
- Appliqué shapes and textile lettering
- Home textile and upholstery cut parts
Technical specifications
Performance
- Maximum speed
- 500 mm/s
- Resolution
- ±0.1 mm
Working area
- Working area
- 1800 × 1500 mm
Materials
- Materials
- Textiles
Tooling & heads
- Laser power
- 100 W
Drive & mechanics
- Axis drives
- Hybrid servo motors
- Transmission
- Belts / conveyor
- Material feed
- Automatic conveyor feed with left-right self-alignment
Software & control
- Controller
- DSP, integrated digital unit with display built into the machine frame
- Camera
- Canon SLR top camera, included
- Software
- Included
- PC connection
- USB
Power & environment
- Power supply
- 220 V
- Power consumption
- 1800 W
Dimensions & weight
- Machine dimensions
- 2365 × 1966 × 2452 mm
- Weight
- 1200 kg
Specifications, images and descriptions are provided for general guidance and may change without notice. Configurations, performance figures and supplied items can vary by production batch and market. The binding specification, scope of supply and terms are those set out in the written quotation we issue for your order.
Application details
Recommended for
CO₂ textile cutter with a 100 W source, an 1800 × 1500 mm bed and an SLR camera that images the whole bed in one capture for contour cutting.
Frequently asked questions
What is the SM-1815 for?
Cutting printed and sublimated textile from the roll on its actual printed outline: flags, banners and soft signage, sportswear and garment panels, appliqué and lettering, and home textile and upholstery parts. It suits printers and finishers whose pieces must follow a printed outline rather than a nominal drawing.
How does the camera find the cut line?
A Canon SLR camera above the bed photographs the whole working area in a single capture, so there are no stitching errors from combining partial frames. From that image the control recognises multiple cutting patterns and searches out the contour, so a printed panel is cut on its real outline even when the fabric has stretched or distorted since printing.
How large is the working area and how fast is it?
The working area is 1800 × 1500 mm. The 100 W CO₂ source cuts at up to 500 mm/s with a resolution of ±0.1 mm, driven by hybrid servo motors with belt transmission. Send us your typical panel sizes and fabrics and we will check how they nest on the bed.
Can it cut continuously from the roll?
Yes. The material is advanced by conveyor, and the feeder corrects itself left and right as the web moves, keeping the fabric square to the bed. Roll goods can be cut continuously without an operator re-aligning the material at every step, and the automatic correction works together with the contour search when the fabric arrives slightly deformed.
How is it controlled?
A DSP controller with its own display is built into the frame, so a loaded job can be started and supervised at the machine. It connects to a PC over USB, and the software is included with the machine.
What does it need on site?
A 220 V supply for 1800 W, which keeps installation simpler than three-phase equipment. The machine occupies 2365 × 1966 × 2452 mm and weighs 1200 kg. Send us your site plan and we will confirm the placement.