How the die cutting machine works

The working principle of the die-cutting machine is to use a die-cutting knife, a steel knife, a metal mold, a steel wire (or a template carved from a steel plate), and apply a certain pressure through the plate to cut the printed product or the cardboard into a certain shape.

If the entire printed product is cut into a single graphic product, it is called die cutting; if the steel wire is used to press the mark on the printed product or leave the bent groove marks as indentation;

if the two templates are used, the mold is passed. Heating to a certain temperature, the pattern or font with a three-dimensional effect on the surface of the printed product is called bronzing;

if one substrate is used on another substrate, it is called bonding; the other part except the genuine one is called Discharge; the above can be collectively referred to as die cutting technology.

A die cutting machine is a tool used to cut and shape paper, cardstock, and other into specific designs or shapes. 

What is a roll die-cutting machine?

A roll die-cutting machine is a device used to cut and die-cut roll materials. It is usually used as process equipment for cutting to length and die-cutting roll materials such as paper, plastic film, and tape into various shapes and sizes. The roll die-cutting machine has the characteristics of high efficiency, accuracy, and stability, and is widely used in printing, packaging, pharmaceutical, food, and other industries.