Dallas, USA, February 12, 2025--The latest 3300mm ultra wide laser cutting machine developed by JHX Laser, a leading global laser equipment manufacturer, has been successfully installed in Dallas, Texas, USA and officially put into production for local customers. This device will be dedicated to precision processing of large format promotional materials such as flags, banners, flex banners, tents, and exhibition display screens. This device, with its 3300mm(130 inches) ultra wide format, large format visual positioning cutting, and fully automatic feeding technology, achieves seamless processing of ultra wide and ultra long graphics, greatly improving the customized production efficiency of promotional materials such as flags, banners, flex banners, and exhibition display screens.
Technological innovation leads industry transformation
The JHX Laser new generation equipment delivered this time is specially designed for high-precision processing of flexible materials, with core technological highlights including:
3300mm(130 inches) ultra wide format design: Breaking through the limitations of traditional equipment, supporting single processing and forming of ultra wide rolls such as flex banner fabric, flag fabric, and banner fabric, significantly reducing splicing processes and improving material utilization.
Large format visual intelligent recognition system: By combining a wide-angle industrial camera with intelligent recognition software, automatic capture and positioning of graphic contours are achieved with an error rate of less than ± 0.1mm. Complex patterns can be accurately cut without manual calibration.
Automatic feeding system: Equipped with an automatic fabric feeder, in conjunction with the equipment platform's feeding roller mesh, controlled by cutting software to achieve precise feeding of rolls, the production efficiency is increased by 30% compared to traditional models.
Seamless cutting technology for ultra long graphics: The maximum processing length can reach 30 meters, meeting the demand for ultra long formats such as large exhibition screens and outdoor advertisements.
