Will a COPAM cut 14mil Mylar?

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I am interested in making re-usable stencils out of 14mil Mylar with NO adhesive backing.  I was told a COPAM might be able to accomplish this.  StencilEase.com sells the EXACT material I want to use.

Here is a link to the material: http://www.stencilease.com/db/display.asp?input=1989

Here is a link to the COPAM: http://www.uscutter.com/Copam_c_117.html

Does anyone know if this COPAM can cut this 14mil Mylar?

[MZ SKEETER 4,709]

Here is the specs for a Copam  Hope that helps you

Specifications:

Model: CP-2500

Maximum cutting area: 592mmx35m (23.2inx114. 8ft)

Maximum media width: 610mm (24in)

Coordinate origin: coordinate origin specifiable

Number of cutter/pen: 1

Standard of blade and holder: F2

Material: Calendered self-adhesive vinyl film, fluorescent film, reflective film, paper card or other materials of thickness between 0.05-0.30mm. Up to 0.8mm(0.04in) thick material accepted

Maximum velocity: 800mm/sec

Mechanical resolution: 0.025mm/step

Programmable resolution: 0.05mm/step

Distance accuracy: within 0.15% of distance moved

Repeatability: within 0.02mm

Cutting force: 500g (can be adjusted by panel)

Command sets: Compatible with HP-GL

Interface: Centronics parallel/RS-232 serial(auto interface recognition)

Processor/Memory: Adapt 16 bits DSP technology, 64Mb Memory

Drive: Divisional motor

Lifting and dropping rate: 15times/sec

Acceleration: 4g

Power/consumption: 110v/250v 50-60HZ. 120W(max)

External dimensions: (W*D*H) 950x500x1100 mm 37x19.7x43.3in

Total weight: (main frame, horse) 28kgs(15,13)

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and 14 mil converts to .3556 mm so by the spec provided no it won't but with .05 difference - it might . . . .