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MTB-CUT M188

How to Add Material Size

"There are various material sizes available on the market. In the M188 screen protector cutting machine, you can set custom material sizes to ensure that the cutting range is accur...

Nov 22, 2025
MTB-CUT 180T

How to adjust the cutting location?

You can adjust the cutting location by modifying the Material Size and enabling or disabling the Cut Center function. Here’s how it works: When “Cut Center” is...

MTB-CUT 180T

How to cut film to your specific size?

If you mean creating a new custom template, you can use our built-in Custom Template function. This feature allows you to enter your own width, height, corner radius, and other pa...

MTB-CUT 180T

What is the use of the “Cut Center” option?

The Cut Centered option is used to position the cutting area exactly in the center of the material size you set. For example, if your material size is set to 180mm (width) ×...

MTB-CUT 180T

I had trouble configuring this machine

If you encounter problems while configuring the machine, you can try using the following default settings, which work for most materials: Recommended Default Settings Speed: 20...

MTB-CUT 180T

How to make a perfect circle cut?

If the circle cut is not perfect, the issue is usually caused by a loose cutting carriage, which makes the cutting path unstable and results in an imperfect circle. Please follo...

MTB-CUT 180T

How to apply a UV screen protector?

Installing a UV screen protector is different from applying regular screen protector materials. UV protectors require an additional curing step to harden the surface. Steps &...

MTB-CUT 180T

Why does the camera cut crookedly on the lens?

This issue is usually caused by the cutting carriage becoming loose from the guide rail. When the carriage is not firmly fixed, the blade cannot follow an accurate circular path, r...

MTB-CUT 180T

The holder is loose,what to do?

If the main holder (blade carriage holder) becomes loose and you need to press it by hand for proper cutting, this means the part is worn out or has lost stability. The cutting ho...

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