Carton die-cutting machines fall into three main types: flatbed, cylinder-on-flatbed, and rotary. The parameters below cover what each type can handle.
Flatbed die-cutting machine main parameters:
- Maximum sheet size: how large a sheet the machine can process.
- Minimum sheet size: ensures the machine can run various sheet sizes.
- Maximum die-cutting area: die-cutting capacity for different carton sizes.
- Die frame inner diameter: affects die-cutting accuracy and keeps sheets from deforming during cutting.
- Applicable sheet range: paper types the machine can process.
- Minimum waste edge width: indicates cutting efficiency and material waste.
- Cutting rule height: key parameter for cut quality.
- Maximum mechanical speed: production efficiency.
- Die-cutting pressure: controls cutting force and affects the cut.
- Total power consumption: energy use and running cost.
- Power supply requirement: basic electrical demand for operation.
- Compressed air pump: supplies the required air power for cutting.
- Pressure adjustment range: operating flexibility.
- Net machine weight: weight for transport and installation.
Cylinder-on-flatbed die-cutting machine main parameters:
- Maximum applicable sheet: upper sheet size limit for accurate cutting.
- Maximum die-cutting size: limit of cutting capability.
- Minimum applicable sheet: smallest sheet size the machine can handle.
- Maximum working pressure: working strength.
- Maximum die-cutting speed: production efficiency.
- Applicable paper basis weight: thickness range the machine can run.
- Power-to-weight ratio: indicator of performance and energy consumption.
- Overall dimensions: floor space for layout planning.
Rotary die-cutting machine parameters are similar to cylinder-on-flatbed machine parameters. They mainly relate to the circular geometry of sheet handling, die-cutting capacity, speed, and applicable sheet range.
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