The machine and the software are sold together, and the question that decides whether they are
worth it is not the specification - it is how much cutting your shop actually does.
Fabric cutting software for a boutique
A boutique cutting single garments is buying accuracy, not speed. The software nests the pieces
and the laser follows exact digital coordinates, so a blouse or a kurti is cut the same way
every time regardless of who is at the table - and on synthetics the edge is heat-sealed, which
removes a finishing step on every piece. For work at this volume the smaller bed is the sensible
size.
Fabric cutting software for uniform and bulk orders
This is where the numbers move. Up to 8 layers are cut at once, a full multi-piece garment takes
under 60 seconds against 45 to 90 minutes by hand, and the nesting saves 5 to 15% of the cloth
on every lay. On a school or company uniform contract that fabric percentage is usually the
margin, which is why bulk work pays the machine back faster than boutique work does.
Fabric cutting software for a factory floor
At production scale the roll-feeder attachment keeps the machine running continuously and the
larger bed sizes take the full lay. The point at this level is not the cutting speed at all -
it is that output stops depending on hiring scarce, expensive master cutters. Any trained staff
member operates it.
What it costs in India
Price depends on two things: the bed size, from 1600mm to 3000mm, and the laser wattage, from
80W to 130W. Heavier fabrics and thicker lays want more power; a boutique cutting cotton and
georgette does not. Current package pricing is published on our tailoring CAD software price
page, and the demo will show you the difference on your own cloth before you choose.
How quickly it starts earning
Installation and staff training are completed in a single visit, and most shops are running
production within 24 hours of the machine arriving. There is no long commissioning period and
no separate software installation to schedule - the fabric cutting software is the same CAD
suite that drives our printers and plotters, so a shop already drafting on Fashion Dot sends
patterns straight to the cutter.