Fully Automatic Paper Die Cutting Machine With Stripping Station
| Place of Origin: | Guangdong |
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Company Profile
| Location: | Shanghai, China (Mainland) |
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| Business Type: | Manufacturer |
| Main Products: | Folder Gluer Machine, Film Laminating Machine, Flute Laminating Machine |
Product Detail
| Model No.: | AIA-1 |
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Product Description
Fully Automatic Paper Die Cutting Machine With Stripping Station
Specifications :
| Die-cutting ways | flat to flat (with upper platen fixed and lower platen movable) |
| Max. Paper Size | 1060×760mm |
| Min. Paper Size | 450×360mm |
| Max. die-cutting Size | 1050×750mm |
| Min gripping edge | 6mm |
| Max. Die-cutting Pressure | 250T |
| Paper Processed | 80--2000 g/m2 |
| Cardboard Corrugated paper | up to 5mm |
| Die-cutting precision | ±0.1mm |
| Max. Die-cutting Speed | 7500sheets/h |
| Max. Stripping Speed | 6500sheets/h |
| Max. Height of Feeding Pile | 1800mm |
| Max. Height of Delivery Pile | 1500mm |
| Power of main motor | 11KW |
| Total Power | 19.5KW |
| Weight | 15T |
| Dimensions | 5850×2100×2300mm |
Description :
YH-1060P Automatic Die Cutting and Creasing Machine with stripping station is key equipment applying to die-cutting, creasing, and cold embossing for cartons, paper boxes and paper labels, etc. High-precision intermittent mechanism, pneumatic chase locking mechanism, air clutch, overload protector and special driving device, registration mechanism ensure smooth feeding, accurate registering and order delivery. Practical and reliable mechanisms such as pre-stack device, secondary feeding device, automatic timing lubricating device, etc. ensure the excellent performance of the machine.
Electrical components and driving elements of internationally known brands are adopted to ensure die cutting precision and reliability of running. PLC monitors and displays the electric control system, which is convenient for fault diagnosis. Man-machine interface monitors machine state displaying running instructions, trouble location, troubleshooting to fully actualize man-machine communication.