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Mat
Standard mat
High adhesive strength mat; use with
cutting fabric.
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Use the low tack adhesive mat with
copy paper and smooth paper.
Since the standard mat has a high
adhesive strength, materials may
remain stuck to the mat, causing the
mat to become unusable.
Low tack
Low adhesive mat; suitable for copy
adhesive mat
paper and smooth paper.
Note
• Avoid using materials covered with a decorative layer that can easily peel off, such as lamé or foil. Otherwise,
the peeled-off layer may attach to rollers or sensors during operation, resulting in damage to the machine or to
the cutting blade.
• Do not affix masking tape, etc., over the scanning marks. Otherwise, the mat may not be correctly recognized or
images may not be correctly scanned.
aScanning marks
Memo
• When using a 12" × 12" (305 mm × 305 mm) mat, the maximum work area for cutting/drawing is
11 3/4" × 11 3/4" (296 mm × 298mm).
• When using an optional 12" × 24" (305 mm × 610 mm) mat, the maximum work area for cutting/drawing is
11 3/4" × 23 3/4" (296mm × 603 mm).
• Some fabrics with uneven surfaces can be cut if turned upside down.
Iron-on fabric
appliqué
contact sheet
(white backing)
(See page 27)
High tack
adhesive fabric
support sheet
(See page 29)
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Sheet for fabric cutting
Use one of the following two sheets
for fabric cutting when cutting
fabric.
• Reinforces the fabric so that various
patterns can be cut out.
• The original texture may change
because it remains attached to the
back of fabric.
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For use with the standard mat.
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Do not place fabric backed with
iron-on contact sheet directly onto a
mat with high tack fabric support
sheet.
• For best results when cutting fabric,
attach the high tack adhesive fabric
support sheet to the standard mat in
order to increase the strength of the
adhesive.
• Depending on the shape, the pattern
may not be cleanly cut.
• We recommend attaching it to a
new cutting mat.
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