Kiss-Cutting
Kiss-Cutting is a die-cutting process where (typically) adhesive-backed materials are cut through, but the
laminated backing substrate or release liner is not. Kiss-Cutting derived its name from the cutting
process itself, since during the process a die blade cuts through the face stock and adhesive, but only
“kisses” the backing liner without cutting through it. In most roll to roll applications, the outside waste
or matrix is then removed, leaving just the finished part on the release liner. Advanced Converting can
provide parts kiss cut on a roll or as loose pieces with kiss cut features that can aid in the assembly or use of a part, offer it protection from damage during transport, or improve its packaging. Kiss-Cutting
possibilities at Advanced Converting include:
- Standard dimensional tolerance of +/-.005” for some materials
- Intricate shapes
- High-speed cutting
- Roll to roll or roll to loose piece cutting
- Ideal for high volume
- Excellent for pick and place machines
- Available both high-speed rotary and flatbed cut
- 2-level (die-cutting and kiss cutting) available
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