Store Reusable Pressure Presets for Faster Material Changes

The screen protector cutting machine can store pressure settings in five built-in preset slots. In Settings, rename each preset for a commonly used cutting material and save the corresponding pressure setting. When changing materials, select the matching named preset instead of setting the pressure again. This makes the correct pressure quick to reuse and supports consistent cutting quality across repeated material changes.

How the pressure presets work

Each preset slot provides a reusable place for a pressure setting. Because the machine includes five slots, you can keep separate presets for up to five commonly used cutting materials. Renaming a preset for its material makes it easier to identify the appropriate pressure when you move from one material to another.

The pressure preset option is available in the machine’s Settings. These presets are intended for saved pressure settings that you expect to use again, rather than requiring you to select the correct pressure from scratch after every material change.

Save a pressure setting

Use the available preset slots in the following order:

1. Use one of the five built-in preset slots. Select a slot for the cutting material whose pressure setting you want to keep.
2. Rename the preset. Give it a name that identifies the commonly used cutting material associated with that pressure.
3. Save the pressure setting. Store the material’s pressure value in the renamed preset.
4. Select the saved preset when switching materials. Choose the preset that matches the material you are preparing to cut.

Use presets during material changes

When you return to a material that already has a saved preset, select its named pressure preset. The material name helps distinguish the saved choices, while the stored pressure makes the appropriate setting available for quick selection. Repeat this selection whenever you change from one saved cutting material to another.

This arrangement is especially useful for materials used regularly. Keeping their pressure settings in separate named slots provides a consistent way to choose the corresponding pressure each time that material is used.

Completion check and preset limit

The setup is complete when the material has a renamed preset with its pressure setting saved and that preset can be selected again during a material change. Selecting the correct saved preset supports consistent cutting quality. The machine provides five built-in pressure preset slots, so the documented storage limit is five saved presets.