Polypropylene

4′ x 8′ x 1/16″ sheets, slightly harder, general-purpose polypropylene cutting surface (user drills). Polupropylene is slightly less hard and more translucent than polyethylene. Cutting surface needs to be replaced every 1-2 years. You can extend life by flipping sheets and swapping ends. Ensure a good vacuum by putting mosquito netting between the table top and cutting surface to create an air channel. $50/Sheet.

Recommended Blades:

  • Steel Rotary
  • Mini Rotary
  • Carbide Rotary
  • Ceramic Rotary
*$100/sheet if pre-drilled

$50/8′x4′ sheet.  User drills.  Specify Width.

Starting At:
$50.00

Cutting Surface Tips:

  • Use mesh or window screen between your cutting surface and vacuum table to ensure better suction.
  • You can flip the polypropylene and polyethylene sheets as they get worn to double usable life.
  • Use harder cutting surface for softer materials.
    If you get “hangers” try drilling smaller holes.
  • Use as little cutting pressure as possible to maximize surface life.