A computer tape cutting machine is a machine used to cut adhesive tape into specific lengths. The tape is loaded onto a supply reel and fed through the machine, where it is cut to the desired length using a cutting mechanism. The cut tape is then wound onto a take-up reel.

In modern computer tape cutting machines, the cutting mechanism is controlled by a computer, which is programmed to cut the tape to specific lengths according to the desired pattern. The computer control allows for precise and accurate cutting of the tape, and can also be programmed to perform multiple cuts in a single cycle.

These machines are commonly used in a variety of industries, including packaging, labeling, and printing, where adhesive tape is used as a fastening or sealing material. They can be used to cut tape for a wide range of applications, including masking tape, duct tape, electrical tape, and packaging tape.

Computer tape cutting machines are available in a range of sizes and configurations, from small tabletop models for manual operation to large, high-speed models for high-volume production. They can also be equipped with features such as automatic tape rewinding, automatic tape unwinding, and automatic tape dispensing.