Default Cutting Settings for Most Screen Protector Materials

For most cutting tasks, keep the machine’s default cutting speed at 200 and blade pressure at 300. These settings are suitable for the majority of screen protector materials, so they normally do not need to be changed. Adjust the blade pressure or Blade Holder Scale only when the material’s thickness or hardness requires a different setting.

What the Default Settings Cover

The recommended speed of 200 is suitable for most cutting materials. The recommended blade pressure of 300 also works well for the majority of screen protector materials. Together, these values provide the standard settings to keep for regular cutting tasks rather than changing the parameters for every material.

The documented approach is:

• Keep the cutting speed at 200 in most cases.
• Keep the blade pressure at 300 for the majority of screen protector materials.
• Change the blade pressure or Blade Holder Scale only when required by the material’s physical properties.

When Material Properties Require an Adjustment

Material thickness and hardness determine when the default pressure-related settings may need to change. Thicker material requires a higher Blade Holder Scale, while harder material requires greater cutting pressure. The following documented settings apply to the listed regular materials:

These material-specific ranges clarify when pressure or Blade Holder Scale may differ from the general defaults. They do not change the primary recommendation to retain speed 200 and pressure 300 for most cutting tasks.

Limits on High Pressure and Blade Holder Scale

Avoid using excessively high blade pressure or Blade Holder Scale for long periods. Settings that are too high can accelerate wear on machine components, damage the cutting material, or cause abnormal cutting. One documented abnormal result is cutting through only the top one or two layers instead of achieving the intended cutting result.

Higher settings should therefore be limited to cases where the material’s thickness or hardness requires them. For the majority of screen protector materials, the default cutting speed of 200 and blade pressure of 300 remain the recommended settings.