FM90 - Cutting tool die 30mm - Semi-automatic

The 30mm Hole Cutting Die for FM90 is an interchangeable punching tool for creating openings in curtain fabrics and other suitable textile materials using the semi-automatic FM90 curtain eyelet machine. The die is designed for the 30mm version and supports controlled and accurate material preparation.

The tool is used within the FM90 punching function, after which the curtain eyelet is installed using a separate setting die.

Applications

This punching die is used for curtain manufacturing, window coverings and technical textile products incorporating 30mm curtain eyelets. It is suitable for professional production where openings must be created accurately and repeatedly with a neat cutting finish.

What should you consider?

Check that the die is suitable for the FM90 and matches the intended 30mm eyelet version. Consider material thickness, the required punched opening and corresponding cutting tooling. The nominal eyelet size is not automatically equal to the exact cutting diameter. Separate matching setting tooling is required for eyelet installation.

Processing and use

Install the punching die in its designated punching position according to the machine instructions. Position the material correctly and adjust the machine for the application. Perform a test punch and check that the opening is completely and cleanly cut before installing the curtain eyelet using the matching setting die.

Matching products

This punching die can be combined with the FM90 curtain eyelet machine, a suitable 30mm setting die and compatible curtain eyelets. The correct eyelet components and machine configuration are required for the complete processing operation.

Alternative or other version

FM90 punching tools are available in 16mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm (this version) and 40mm. Each version is designed for the corresponding eyelet size and must be combined with suitable setting tooling.

Matching Fepatex solution

This FM90 30mm punching die provides a practical solution for accurately and repeatedly creating openings in curtain fabrics where a neat cutting finish, consistent hole positioning and correct preparation for eyelet installation are important.