Foam Packaging Cutting Machine
Cut EVA, EPE and PU foam inserts for tool cases, electronics, medical cases and custom protective packaging.
Get a Free Sample Cut Send Material DetailsFrom Material Test to Production
EOT, pneumatic oscillating tool and milling tool combinations help produce profiles, slots and pockets without die cost.
Material and Thickness
Send material type, thickness, density/hardness and application details.
Tool Recommendation
RIGO engineers test cutting tool, speed, depth and holding method.
Machine Configuration
Choose table size, feeding, camera, tools, vacuum and component brands.
Better for Custom Orders and Small Batches
These applications often involve frequent shape changes, sample orders and mixed materials.
| Buyer Need | RIGO CNC Advantage |
|---|---|
| No die cost | Cut directly from digital files. |
| Fast sample changes | Update drawings without making new molds. |
| Cleaner edge | Cold knife cutting avoids smoke and burning on many flexible materials. |
| Material savings | Nesting software helps reduce waste. |
Material, Tool and Production Checks
Use these points to prepare a real sample test before quotation. RIGO will confirm the final tool and configuration from your actual material.
Material Examples
- EVA foam
- EPE pearl cotton
- PU foam
- sponge
- rubber foam
Thickness Range
Common tests include thin sheets, 30-80 mm inserts and thicker foam that may require pneumatic knife or milling. Final range depends on density and hardness.
Recommended Tools
Profile cutting usually starts with EOT or pneumatic oscillating knife. Pockets, stepped cavities and slots should be tested with a milling tool.
Vacuum Requirement
Porous foam often needs stronger vacuum zones, suitable table surface and cutting path adjustment to prevent movement or compression.
Common Production Issues
Common issues include foam compression, incomplete corners, loose small parts, dust from milling and mixed density batches.
Finished Products
Finished products include tool case inserts, electronics packaging, medical case inserts, protective pads and sample-room packaging.
What to Send Before Quotation
Send foam type, thickness, density or hardness, largest part size, drawing file and a photo of the finished insert.
Do foam inserts need milling?
Straight profiles may only need knife cutting. Cavities, pockets and stepped slots usually require milling or a combined tool setup.
Can one machine cut EVA and EPE?
Often yes, but blade type, cutting depth, vacuum and speed should be confirmed by sample testing.
Need a tested machine configuration?
Send your material, thickness, drawing and daily output. RIGO engineers will recommend the suitable machine, tools and options.