Hi-Tech apparel & leather cutting machine introduced!
Jul '07
These machines, working with a technology of laser cutting, will be capable of creating various types of fine patterns on large range of materials like leather, fabric, rubber and jeans.
Besides, price of this equipment is quite reasonable for Vietnamese enterprise, when compared to the technology imported from Japan, Italy and the US.
Fibre2fashion News Desk - Vietnam
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