Real-time trimming of waste edges on both sides of the fabric: During the weaving process, automatically cut off the excess weft yarn edges (i.e., "waste edges") formed by weft insertion, ensuring a flat fabric surface and precise dimensions;

Ensure continuous production stability: prevent waste edges from accumulating, tangling with warp yarns, or getting entangled in the cloth rollers, thereby reducing downtime and defect rates;

Adapted to high-speed operating conditions: Made of hard alloy material, it possesses high wear resistance and impact resistance, meeting the frequency requirements of hundreds to thousands of cuts per minute for high-end looms such as Dornier.