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CW-1610TT
Compared to the standard CW model, the CW-1610TT features a four-head cutter, making it especially suitable for efficient, fast shoe-upper cutting. Different configurations, such as CCD and projector, can be customized to meet specific needs.
1. Multi-head cutting, high speed and efficiency.
2. Chanxan's exclusive design ensures exceptionally high efficiency in cutting aircraft and shoe materials.
3. Stable operation and simple to operate.
4. Aesthetically pleasing shoe material cutting; fast hollowing and small hole punching.
5. Low overall energy consumption; high cost-effectiveness.
| Specification | CW-1610TT |
|---|---|
| Model | CW-1610TT |
| Working Area | 1600 × 1000 mm |
| Laser Power | 60W / 80W / 120W / 300W |
| Laser Type | Sealed CO₂ Laser Tube |
| Cutting Speed | 0–800 mm/s |
| Engraving Speed | 0–1000 mm/s |
| Positioning Accuracy | ≤ ±0.01 mm |
| Supported File Formats | DSP, PLT, BMP, DXF, DWG, AI, LAS |
| Operating Voltage | 220V ±10%, 50Hz / 60Hz |
| Cooling System | Forced Water Cooling Protection System |
| Total Machine Power | 1500W |
| Machine Weight | 450 kg |
| Machine Dimensions (L × W × H) | 2250 × 1650 × 1150 mm |
| Operating Temperature | 1°C–45°C |
| Operating Humidity | 5%–95% (Non-Condensing) |
The CW-1610TT is specifically designed for high-efficiency cutting of flexible non-metal materials, especially in industries requiring fast, high-volume production and precision pattern cutting.
It is widely used for:
Footwear Industry – Shoe upper cutting, vamp cutting, insole materials, leather and synthetic shoe materials
Textile & Apparel – Fabric cutting, embroidery templates, garment patterns, labels, and textile processing
Leather & Synthetic Materials – PU leather, microfiber leather, artificial leather, and composite materials
Sportswear & Outdoor Products – Functional fabrics, shoe components, sports accessories, and soft materials
Automotive Interior Materials – Seat fabrics, soft interior decorative materials, and textile composites
Custom Pattern Cutting – CCD camera positioning and projector-assisted cutting for printed fabrics and irregular graphics
Leather, PU, microfiber leather, fabric, felt, mesh fabric, textile composites, canvas, synthetic materials, and other flexible non-metal materials.
Laser technology in the shoe and leather industryAny parts of a shoe can be laser-treated: from cutting of uppers, to decoration of soles or heels, to the functional treatment of internal parts. An example of such workings concerns the preparation of insoles and carding. Workings used up till now for an aesthetic purpose in the footwear market are evolving towards the possibility to also implementing production processes that differ from the traditional ones and offer additional advantages, in particular repeatability and accuracy. Another aspect not to be underestimated is the possibility that our systems give to carry out decorations starting from the 3D original file and to work on three-dimensional surfaces such as clogs, soles and heels. |
Discover all the materials that are suitable for laser cutting Footwear
HOW LASER TECHNOLOGY WORKS TO SUPPORT WORKERS IN THE LEATHER INDUSTRYToday, laser plotters are available for every company. The use of laser cutting technology in the leather industry has enabled smaller companies and their employees to compete on an equal footing with manufacturing companies with large capital and large operating budgets. With the equipment and methods that have been reserved for large corporations and industry companies for so long. Thanks to the highest-quality engraving and cutting enabled by laser technology, companies experience shorter delays between conceptualisation and execution. This in turn, allows efficient prototyping of products and the production of cost-effective variants for faster market entry. In general, laser technology gives shoe manufacturers unlimited design and form freedom and is used in unusual ways. With the wider adoption of laser-based tools and techniques, the future can bring much more effective and efficient working methods and individual designs. THE FUTURE OF THE LASER IN THE SHOE INDUSTRYNowadays, the processes using laser plotters for footwear production are limited to more rigid shoe parts. With further advances and more advanced technologies, industrial lasers will dominate all other aspects of the footwear industry. Increased adaptation of the evolving technology would mean accessible, cheaper systems that would make the leather and footwear industry much more cost-competitive. In the near future, lasers will cause the leather industry to move away from unit-dependent forms of production to more automated machine-dependent processes. This will help to avoid/minimize the human element, which is sometimes very difficult to handle and control. Flexible and versatile in all respects, laser technology will of course, lead to replication of the original design in different variants. Laser devices will also be implemented into the work that has been done manually so far due to the high dexterity requirements. |
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