VEVOR Leather Cutting Machine - 18 x 10 cm - PGYHJ1810

The VEVOR Leather Cutting Machine is a manual die cutter designed for precision and versatility. F...

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Vevor UKVEVOR Leather Cutting Machine, 18 x 10 cm Embossing Plate Manual Die Cutter, 1.2 cm Pressure Stroke Leather Embossing Machine, Dual Guide Shafts Die Cut Machine for Various of Materials
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The VEVOR Leather Cutting Machine (PGYHJ1810) is a robust manual die cutter designed for leatherworkers, hobbyists, and crafters who require precision cuts in a compact footprint. Offering a substantial 1.5-ton pressure capacity and an 18 x 10 cm embossing area, it excels at producing clean cuts on leather, fabric, PVC, and EVA foam. While its manual operation provides excellent tactile feedback and portability, it does require a dedicated physical effort to operate, which may be a limitation for those processing high-volume production runs.

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Model Part NumberPGYHJ1810
BrandVEVOR

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FAQs

Can this machine cut through thick vegetable-tanned leather?

Yes, with 1.5 tons of pressure, it is designed to cut through thick leather effectively using a standard steel rule die.

Does it come with cutting dies included?

No, the package includes the machine and base components; cutting dies must be purchased separately based on your specific projects.

What is the maximum thickness of material I can use?

The machine features a 12 mm adjustable stroke, meaning the combined thickness of your die and material should fall within this range for optimal results.

Is it suitable for cutting metal sheets?

No, this machine is specifically designed for soft to semi-rigid materials like leather, fabric, PVC, EVA foam, and rubber.

How often should I lubricate the moving parts?

The machine uses self-lubricating brass bushings, so frequent maintenance is not required, though an occasional light cleaning of the shafts is recommended.

Can I use this for cutting large handbag patterns?

The cutting area is limited to 18 x 10 cm, so it is best suited for smaller patterns or components rather than full-sized large bags.

Troubleshooting

The machine is shifting during operation

Ensure the device is bolted or clamped firmly to a heavy, stable workbench surface.

Cutting is incomplete on one side of the die

Verify that your material and die are centered on the plate and that the dual guide shafts are free of debris.

The lever feels stiff or difficult to pull

Check if the stroke adjustment is set too low for the thickness of the material, or apply a light machine oil to the guide shafts.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Heavy-duty galvanized base provides excellent stability
  • Space-saving compact design fits on standard workbenches
  • Highly versatile for cutting leather, fabric, EVA foam, and rubber
  • Self-lubricating components reduce the need for constant maintenance
  • Precise pressure adjustment for varied material thickness

Cons

  • Manual operation requires physical effort for every cut
  • Limited to smaller 18 x 10 cm surface area
  • Not suitable for large-scale industrial mass production
  • Requires a heavy-duty stable table surface to prevent movement

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up your machine, secure it to a heavy, stable workbench using appropriate mounting hardware if necessary. Ensure the surface is level to prevent uneven pressure during the stroke. Compatibility is broad; it works with most standard steel rule dies. For maintenance, keep the dual guide shafts clean of dust or leather shavings. While the brass bushings are self-lubricating, a light application of machine oil periodically can keep the moving parts smooth. When not in use, ensure the pressure stroke is fully retracted to prevent tension on the internal springs.

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