Die Cutting Presses
Die cutting machines are our specialty. We regularly stock, source and customize Swing Arm Clicker Presses, Four-Post Presses, Beam Presses (full and mini beam), Traveling Head Presses and C-Frame Presses, in hydraulic, servo-over-hydraulic and servo-electric versions for most machines.
Find the right die cutting press
Pick a type to see its series and configurations.
Swing Arm Clicker Presses
Our best-selling machine. The swing-away head gives excellent visibility and access when cutting with smaller dies and thinner materials: lay the material on the board, place the die, swing the head over, press both buttons, swing away.
Series: Axis, Pivot.
See swing arm presses →Four-Post Presses
Among our most versatile and customizable machines and a seamless upgrade from swing arm presses. Applications range from basic die cutting to trimming formed products and cut-and-seal. Manual push-table, single or dual auto shuttle, pinch roller and conveyor feed.
Series: Forge (also heated forming and embossing). Custom tonnage available.
See four-post presses →Beam Presses
Even pressure across the whole die. Full beam: large-format, high-production die cutting with cutting areas up to 72″ wide and 60″ deep and 30 to 300 tons (Edge Series, custom tonnage available). Mini beam: twin-cylinder hydraulic or servo-electric presses for clean, precise work with automatic die clamping (Titan Series).
See beam presses →Traveling Head Presses
Medium-to-high production of intricate or nested cuts with a lower total tonnage requirement. Hydraulic, servo-over-hydraulic, servo-electric and mechanical models.
Series: Trak, Pryma, Flex.
See traveling head presses →C-Frame Presses
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Series: CEL.
See the CEL Series →Need a C-frame for metal stamping?
Stamping C-frame presses are listed under Metal Forming & Fabrication.
See stamping C-frame presses →Industries we cut for
- Flat gaskets
- Foam
- Leather goods
- Medical and cleanroom
- Automotive
- Aerospace
- Consumer goods
- Electronics
- Textiles and fabric
In-stock die cutting machines
Common questions
What is the typical lead time?
Lead times depend on the project. Typically 2–4 weeks for in-stock machinery, 90–120 days for simple builds, and 4–6 months for complex projects that need a full scope of work with CAD drawings for your approval. We confirm a specific timeline once we understand your needs.
How do you ensure quality?
We design our machines in the USA and work only with trusted, thoroughly vetted international partners. Every machine comes through our Payson, Utah warehouse for quality control before delivery, and any non-conformance items are fixed at that stage.
Do you provide installation and training?
Yes. Delivery and installation include hands-on training, operating manuals and access to our support team for follow-up questions.
Tell us what you cut
Send your material, part size and volumes. We'll recommend a press type and configuration and send a quote.
Prefer to talk? Call (801) 613-7997.
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- 525machines in the field
- 650+service & parts customers
- 700+parts orders shipped since 2023
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- 65%of parts orders ship same or next business day
Die cutting machines in the field
Our Payson, UT service center sends technicians nationwide, with regional locations rolling out in phases. Phase 1 arrives in 2027; until then, our service network partners help cover your area.