The Eclipse 2029 Digital Die Cutter is a larger-format, die-free, sheet-fed flatbed finishing system built for print shops, packaging departments, sign makers, and short-run production environments. It gives shops the ability to cut, kiss cut, crease, plot, and finish printed work without traditional cutting dies.
With a 20" × 29" cutting area, automated sheet feeding, CCD camera registration, a precision aluminum table, and included tools for drag knife, kiss cut, creasing, and oscillating knife work, the Eclipse 2029 brings more sheet capacity while preserving the efficient S Series digital die cutting workflow.
Operators can move directly from digital artwork to finished pieces without traditional steel-rule dies, making the 2029 ideal for larger layouts, samples, prototypes, custom shapes, and short-run production.
The automated feeding and conveyor system brings loading, cutting, and collection into one connected workflow to reduce manual handling and improve throughput.
The high-definition CCD camera detects registration marks and aligns cut paths to printed graphics for contour cutting, packaging samples, cards, labels, and decals.
The Eclipse 2029 is designed for repeatable short-run production where sheet control, registration accuracy, and workflow efficiency matter.
The Eclipse 2029 is designed for continuous sheet-fed production. Its automated feeding and conveyor system brings feeding, cutting, and collection into one connected workflow. The automatic height-adjusting table supports material stacks up to 4.5" tall, listed as approximately 400 sheets of 250gsm or 92 lb cover stock.
The Eclipse 2029 uses a high-definition CCD camera system to detect registration marks and align cut paths to printed graphics. This helps compensate for common print distortion and supports accurate contour cutting on digitally printed sheets.
The Eclipse 2029 uses a 1.5kw vacuum system to hold material securely during cutting. The precision aluminum table and vacuum hold-down system help stabilize sheets for clean, consistent finishing across print, packaging, label, and sign applications.
The Eclipse 2029 includes the core tools needed for common print finishing applications, including cutting, kiss cutting, creasing, oscillating knife work, and plotting.
General cutting for vinyl, film, paper, and flexible sheet materials.
Labels, decals, stickers, and pressure-sensitive materials.
Folding cartons, cards, packaging, invitations, and scored pieces.
Cutting denser stock and selected materials up to 6mm thick.
Plotting, marking, layout support, and production identification.
Expand the Eclipse 2029 with the same aligned tooling, feeding, software, QR job management, and roll workflow capabilities used across the S Series, with more room for larger sheet layouts.
Two plotter knife positions support pressure-sensitive through-cut and kiss-cut production for labels, decals, stickers, vinyl, film, and adhesive sheets.
Integrated capability
Integrated oscillating cutting expands production into foamboard, packaging samples, display materials, and selected rigid or semi-rigid stock.
Integrated capability
Creates controlled tear lines for tickets, coupons, hang tags, forms, packaging inserts, and specialty printed pieces.
Tooling option
Supports angled cuts, beveled edges, dimensional pieces, specialty packaging, and display applications.
Tooling option
Integrated feeding and conveyor production connect sheet loading, cutting, and collection for efficient repeat workflows.
Standard platform capability
Optional QR workflow support can streamline repeat jobs, mixed production queues, and faster job switching.
Optional software module
File preparation and cutting software support common PDF, PLT, DXF, HP-GL, design, packaging, and production workflows.
Workflow software
Expands production beyond standard sheet-fed work for compatible labels, decals, adhesive graphics, DTF film, and roll materials.
Available optionThe Eclipse S Series is supported by CutterServer software, helping manage the cutting process and keep production smooth and consistent.
Supported formats include PDF, AI, DXF, PLT, HP-GL, BRG, XML, CUT, ISO, PS, EPS, TSK, and OXF.
The 2029 can fit into workflows using Adobe Illustrator, Corel, Kasemake, ArtiosCAD, Box Magician, and similar design, CAD, packaging, and production environments.
Optional QR code management can support faster job switching. A roll feed attachment is also available for roll-to-sheet production needs.
The Eclipse 2029 is built for a wide range of print, packaging, sign, label, and specialty finishing applications where a larger sheet format improves layout flexibility.
The Eclipse 2029 helps shops bring more finishing work in-house while reducing the delays, costs, and limitations of traditional die-based production.
Take on more jobs with larger-format digital die cutting for short-run and custom work.
Support repeatable contour cutting, kiss cutting, creasing, and print-to-cut registration.
Reduce manual handling with automatic sheet feeding and conveyor production.
Bring more finishing in-house and reduce dependence on outside die production.
Core specifications for the larger-format Eclipse 2029 S Series digital die cutter.
| Specification | Eclipse 2029 |
|---|---|
| Cutting Area | 20" × 29" |
| Machine Size | 109" × 40" × 46" |
| Vacuum | 1.5kw |
| Max Cutting Speed | 1200 mm/s / 39 in/s |
| Cutting Precision | ±0.1 mm / .004 in |
| Max Cutting Thickness | 6 mm / .24 in |
| Material Load Capacity | 4.5" stack height, approximately 400 sheets of 250gsm / 92 lb cover |
| Electric Power | Single Phase 208v / 220v, 30 amp |
| Available Option | Roll Feed Attachment |
| Included Tools | Drag Knife, Creasing Wheel, Oscillating Knife, Kiss Cut |
| Data Formats | PDF, AI, DXF, PLT, HP-GL, BRG, XML, CUT, ISO, PS, EPS, TSK, OXF |
Answers for print shops, packaging departments, label producers, sign makers, and in-plant teams comparing larger-format digital die cutting systems for short-run finishing.
The Eclipse 2029 is a larger-format sheet-fed flatbed digital die cutter for die-free finishing of printed sheets, labels, cards, decals, tags, packaging samples, and short-run custom print products.
The Eclipse 2029 has a 20" × 29" cutting area, giving shops more layout room than the Eclipse 1523 while keeping the same S Series workflow.
No. The Eclipse 2029 is designed for digital die cutting, allowing shops to cut, kiss cut, crease, plot, and finish many jobs directly from digital files without traditional steel-rule dies.
Traditional die cutting usually requires a physical cutting die for each shape. The Eclipse 2029 uses a digital file-driven workflow, helping reduce die lead times, die costs, and setup barriers for short-run and custom-shaped work.
The S Series brochure lists drag knife, creasing wheel, oscillating knife, and kiss cut tooling. Plotting pen capability is also part of the finishing workflow described for the Eclipse 2029.
Yes. The Eclipse 2029 supports kiss cutting for labels, stickers, decals, pressure-sensitive sheets, adhesive graphics, and other print-to-cut label applications.
Yes. The creasing wheel supports folding cartons, cards, invitations, packaging samples, scored pieces, and other folded print applications that need clean crease lines.
The S Series brochure lists the maximum cutting thickness at 6mm / .24 in. Actual material performance depends on the substrate, tool selection, job design, and application requirements.
Yes. The Eclipse 2029 is designed for continuous sheet-fed production with an automatic feeding and conveyor system that helps connect loading, cutting, and collection into one workflow.
The S Series brochure lists a material load capacity of 4.5" stack height, approximately 400 sheets of 250gsm / 92 lb cover stock.
Yes. The high-definition CCD camera detects registration marks and helps align the cut path to the printed sheet for accurate contour cutting and print-to-cut finishing.
The Eclipse 2029 can support many compatible print and finishing materials, including pressure-sensitive films, reflective films, vinyl, banner material, PVC, styrene, corrugated boards, foam, PET, magnetic material, DTF film, and selected sheet substrates.
Yes. A roll feed attachment is available for roll-to-sheet production needs, expanding the Eclipse 2029 beyond standard sheet-fed workflows.
Supported formats listed for the S Series include PDF, AI, DXF, PLT, HP-GL, BRG, XML, CUT, ISO, PS, EPS, TSK, and OXF.
The Eclipse 2029 can fit into common design, CAD, packaging, and print production workflows using platforms such as Adobe Illustrator, Corel, Kasemake, ArtiosCAD, Box Magician, and similar file-driven environments.
Commercial printers, packaging departments, sign shops, label producers, digital print providers, and in-plant teams that need larger sheet capacity, short-run finishing, sample making, custom shapes, and print-to-cut production should consider the Eclipse 2029.
Pair Eclipse digital die cutting with Matrix lamination, soft-touch finishing, foil fusion, and sleeking for premium cards, tags, labels, invitations, shelf wobblers, and packaging samples.
A practical path for shops that want larger-sheet custom shape finishing and premium surface embellishment.
Send your sheet size, material, application, finishing needs, and production expectations. CUTWORX USA can help determine whether the Eclipse 2029 is the right larger-format digital die cutting system for your workflow.
Dedicated support, fast responses, and expert guidance that match your production needs and business goals.
Warranty support helps protect your investment and keep your production workflow moving.
Hands-on onboarding helps your team become confident, efficient, and ready to produce.
Our technical team is available to assist with questions, walkthroughs, and troubleshooting.
Professional installation helps ensure your machine is calibrated and production-ready.
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