Custom Die-Cut Felt Parts

Repeatable felt components developed from approved geometry and material.

Die-cut felt supports repeatable shapes for production programs when the outline, holes, material, and quantity are defined.

Illustrative white-background concept of custom die-cut felt parts
Illustrative product concept. Final material, dimensions and construction are customized for each project.

Where this product fits

Share the part drawing or physical sample so the tooling approach can be reviewed along with the felt specification.

  • gaskets, washers, rings, pads, and spacers
  • repeat shapes with holes or internal cutouts
  • adhesive-backed cut pieces and protective inserts

What to send for a custom quotation

  • dimensioned outline with hole positions and critical tolerances
  • felt composition, thickness, density, color, and surface
  • backing, release liner, orientation, or kiss-cut requirements if relevant
  • forecast quantity, packing arrangement, and approval sample needs

Dimensions are made to your approved drawing or sample. Material, tolerances, quantity, packaging, and timing are confirmed during the project review.

Material, sample and production review

The cutting tool and layout depend on geometry, material behavior, production quantity, and edge requirements. A sample check should confirm fit, hole location, edge quality, and whether the chosen backing stays with the part during handling.

Selection notes

If the shape is still changing or contains fine details, laser cutting can be evaluated before production tooling is fixed. Tooling scope and any setup cost are confirmed against the approved design.

Frequently asked question

Do I need final tooling drawings before requesting a quote?

A drawing, sample, or clear dimensional brief is enough to start a review. Tooling details are confirmed after geometry and material are agreed.

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Request a quote

Send your drawing, sample photos, target dimensions, application, quantity, and destination through our B2B inquiry form. You can attach a PDF, JPG, PNG, DXF, or DWG file. We will review the brief and confirm the open specification points.