Button die cuts
USE PAPER CUTTING TOOLS TO CREATE CUSTOM BUTTONS
Button die cuts are round-shaped metal cutouts for crafting and production. They make buttons, shape magnets, badges, keychains, craft items, and create shapes and die-cutting materials in a press.
They process these materials, including vinyl and fabric. The primary uses include crafting projects such as card making, scrapbooking, and creating fabric buttons for clothes or accessories. They also cut shapes for labels and packaging.
The benefits include making precise shapes and designs and doing so with multiple layers at once. For example, magnetic sheets use button die-cuts to create custom fridge magnets and pair keychain blanks to personalized accessories with the tools.
Manual cutter for buttons
With this circular manual cutter you can cut the paper to personalize your 25...
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Round cutter CM-500
If you are going to make personalized badges of different diameters, this...
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Button cutter CM-80
Did you like our buttons y Christmas balls, but don't know how to cut the...
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Cutting die
If you have the machine to make personalized keyrings, C-50 or C-90, with...
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C-200 cutting machine
This C-200 cutting machine is used to cut various papers with less effort....
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Interchangeable die for C-200
Cutting dies to be used with the C-200 cutting machine. Very useful for...
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Types of button die cuts and techniques
Traditional die-cutting uses manual machines such as badge presses. The physical pressure punches shapes from materials. These machines are cost-effective and ideal for small-scale projects but use significant effort for high-volume production.
Advanced techniques like laser technology are more precise for complicated designs on materials like acrylic or wood. Despite being a fast method, it requires significant funds and specialized training.
Rotary cutting is the continuous processing of materials in the industrial setting for large batches of products, including lanyard accessories or promotional keychains.
Choosing the right die cut for your needs
Information like the project's complexity, entailments, and material and production volume determine the right die cut. Manual dies suit the occasional lightweight crafting of customizable keychain kits. Rotary or laser systems are for high-volume businesses.
Modular machines produce flexible cuts for badges and bottle opener keychains. The material thickness and durability are determining factors. Thin papers and fabrics are for manual dies, while laminated sheets and acrylics require heavy-duty presses. Medium to high-volume production uses interchangeable dies for repeatable cuts.
How to use button die cuts effectively
1. Choose the right die that matches the buttons you use.
2. Select the material to cut and the machine to handle the process, for instance, magnetic sheets for fridge magnets.
3. Place the button on the die cut, confirming the shape and edges.
4. Secure the material to the die cut. Use a stabilizer to prevent tearing.
5. Use even pressure to avoid damaging the machine or the die.
6. Clean the die cut to remove and store debris properly to prevent damage.
A pro tip for laminated paper keychains includes using a 2.5-ton press for clean cuts. Our lanyard attachment kits and rotary dies reduced production time for event merchandise.
Top button die cut products
The C-200 cutting machine is a premium solution for high-volume and precision cutting. It handles paper, laminated sheets, and thin plastics, delivering consistent results. It switches between designs. The strong construction is durable, stable, and ideal for businesses producing promotional items, including custom lanyards, badges, and keychains.
The round cutter supports multiple badge diameters with an ergonomic design and stainless steel blade for clean cuts on different materials. It creates personalized event badges and keychain accessories. Its compatibility with IDGAMAX replacement blades extends the cutter’s lifespan.
The button cutter specializes in seasonal projects like holiday-themed items, including Christmas ornaments and decorative buttons. It pairs with badge presses, transforming cut designs into finished products. It has earned strong reviews for reliability.
A manual cutter for buttons is the best for beginners and low-volume projects. It simplifies cutting paper circles for badges without sacrificing quality. Crafters use it with craft kits for uniform DIY projects like fridge magnets and event souvenirs. As a lightweight design, it’s a staple for schools and casual creators.
Button die cuts craft and manufacture tools using the right technique and equipment, such as badge presses and laser systems. The range of craft kits and machinery elevates your current projects.
