K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine
The KASU Drawing Machine is a versatile all-in-one solution that can feed and draw the outline of materials, perform real-time shape matching, intelligently adjust the placement of drawing graphics, and complete the drawing process automatically.
- High Accuracy: Clear, continuous lines with precision
- Advanced Control: Custom motion system for accuracy
- Digital Import: Direct file import, no drawing templates needed
- Easy Operation: Simple training for quick use
- 💰 $8,700 – $9,300
- 🚚 7–15 days lead time
- 🛡 12-month warranty
See the K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine in Action — Production Drawing Video
Watch the K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine run a real plotting / drawing job on our factory floor — pen pickup, feed alignment, and continuous output captured at real speed. The clip shows what to expect on day one before you commit to a machine of this class.
See the K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine in Action — Production Drawing Video
The Drawing Machine supports direct import of graphic templates to generate 1:1 CAD drawings for cutting or template production.
With just one click, high-precision CAD files can be exported. The specialized pen device precisely controls motion, angle, and pressure to ensure smooth and accurate drawing.
From simple outlines to complex patterns, the system and precision pen work together to deliver efficient, accurate, and high-quality results.
K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine — Drawing System Specs, Build Quality & Manufacturing
Every detail you need to evaluate the K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine as a production drawing system in one place — complete technical data sheet, included accessories, available optional upgrades, and our factory manufacturing process. Key strengths at a glance: High Cutting Precision, Hot Sealed Cutting Edge, and Any Type of Textiles. Switch the tabs below to drill into each.
- Data Sheet
- Includes & Options
| Working Range | 1800MM*1000MM Vision Mode | Intelligent System | KASU Drawing Line System |
| Motion System | Stepping Motor | Drawing Line Speed | ≤600 MM/S |
| Machine Power | 3.5kW | Power Supply Requirements | AC220V±5% 50Hz/60Hz 1Phase |
| Width of Handwriting | 1MM | Format Supported | AI\BMP\PLT\DXF\DST |
| Machine Size | 2420*2120*1120MM | Positioning Accuracy | ±0.1MM |
| Gross Weight | 550KG | Operating Temperature | 15℃~45℃ |
| Operating Humidity | 35-65%RH |
What's Included with the K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine
- 4× Hot iron cutting heads (200–400 °C controlled)
- HIWIN-spec linear rails for 1800 × 1000 mm bed
- Industrial DC power supply (4-head rated)
- Triangle-truss welded steel frame
- E-stop + tower light
- Multi-language CE warning labels (hot-surface set)
- Factory tool kit + spare hot-iron tips (4)
- Air circulation fan (no chiller — hot iron design)
- KASU control software (sheet + roll modes)
Compatible Upgrades for the K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine
- Roll-to-roll feeder (continuous plush rolls)
- Vision camera (upgrade to KSDT-SY2 variant)
- Extended hot-iron tip pack
- Extended-warranty pack
Inside the K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine — Drawing System Engineering Highlights
The blocks below take you inside the K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine as a production drawing system — each illustrates one specific engineering choice, drive component, or workflow advantage that defines how this machine plots, traces and feeds. Topic-by-topic below: Drawing Pen and CAD Drawing Paper Pattern.

Drawing Pen
K1810-S4-H is equipped with a special pen device, which can accurately control the movement, angle, and pressure of the pen according to the generated CAD graphics, achieving a delicate and precise drawing effect.

CAD Drawing Paper Pattern
The drawing lines are clear and continuous, with high drawing accuracy. The stitch lines are precise, significantly reducing the difficulty of the subsequent sewing process.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the K1810-S4-H KASU Drawing Machine
What is a "drawing machine" — does the K1810-S4-H actually draw with ink or just cut?
Both. The K1810-S4-H has both laser cutting heads AND pneumatic pen-marking heads. The pen heads use a fine-tip marker (water-based or alcohol-based ink, customer’s choice of pen) to draw guide lines, fold marks, sewing lines, or registration marks ON the material BEFORE laser cutting. This is the standard workflow in plush-toy manufacturing (mark sewing lines on fabric), apparel pattern transfer (mark dart positions), and printed-textile production (mark assembly guides).
Which plush-toy and apparel pattern-transfer workflows justify the drawing head?
Plush-toy makers in Yangtze River Delta, Shenzhen, and Indian toy hubs use drawing-and-cutting machines to mark each plush-piece’s seam-allowance positions before cutting — the marks guide hand-sewing or machine-sewing alignment downstream. Apparel pattern transfer (in shoe-upper sampling, garment prototyping) uses pen marks to indicate dart positions, button placement, and fold lines. Without the drawing head, these marking steps require a separate pen-plotter pass — adding hours of labor per batch.
How does the K1810-S4-H coordinate four-head cutting with drawing?
The four heads typically share the load: typically heads 1-2 are cutting heads, heads 3-4 are drawing heads (configurable per shop). KASU control software handles the sequencing: drawing passes complete first (no air-assist needed), then cutting passes (with air-assist on). Both operations share the same coordinate system, so the marks land precisely where they should against the cut perimeter. End-to-end cycle: draw + cut a typical plush panel in ~90 seconds versus 5-7 minutes for a manual draw-then-cut workflow.
What pen types and ink work with the K1810-S4-H drawing head?
| Pen type | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Water-based pigment marker | Plush fabric, garment | Most common; washes out |
| Alcohol-based marker | PU leather, synthetic | Permanent; allow drying |
| Disappearing ink | Garment factory floor | Self-fades over days |
| Heat-disappearing ink | Hot-pressing workflows | Vanishes under heat |
What's the realistic productivity gain from adding a drawing head versus a separate pen plotter?
Conservative numbers from KASU customer reports: a plush-toy factory in Yangzhou running a single-cycle K1810-S4-H processes ~600 plush panels per shift (mark + cut). The same factory previously used a manual pen-plotter pass (200 panels/shift) plus separate cutting (300 panels/shift) = 200 panels per shift through the combined workflow. The single-cycle integrated machine triples the bottleneck output and removes one operator from the workflow.























