Dense foam cutting (or skiving) functions take place by compacting material between two rolls to then guide it through a fixed ultra-sharp blade. The width is controlled through the relative distance between the rolls and the blade and the level of compression required to direct the foam through the blade. Dividing / beveling with rolls allows for processing large quantities of work faster and the handling of higher-density materials.
Characteristics of the roll cutter:
- Slices through compression
- Faster with higher volumes
- It can handle higher-density foam
Drawbacks and inconveniences:
- Lower precision
- Higher potential variance within a blade and between blades