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    • Manufacturer: Print Digital Solutions

    The Komodo UV9060i is a compact yet powerful UV flatbed printer designed to tackle a wide range of applications—from rigid signs and promotional items to cylindrical products and UV DTF transfers. With a print ar...

    Toronto, Canada
  • Therm-O-Type Super Quad

    Therm-O-Type Super Quad

    • Manufacturer: Therm-O-Type

    The Super Quad-20 features dual friction feeders, dual alignment tables, a removable blade cassette and a wide-delivery conveyor. The Super Quad-20 is the only high-speed slitter designed to handle large format s...

    Markham, Canada
  • Therm-O-Type NSF Elite Foil Press

    Therm-O-Type NSF Elite Foil Press

    • Manufacturer: Therm-O-Type

    The NSF Elite foil stamping, embossing and die cutting press incorporates a unique combination of features that are ideal for short, medium and long run production. Using dies, the NSF Elite can flat foil stamp, ...

    Markham, Canada

Overview

Die cutters are industrial machines used for cutting, shaping, and forming materials such as paper, plastic, metal, and fabric. They are commonly used in packaging, manufacturing, and crafting industries to create precise and consistent shapes and designs. Die cutters come in various types, including manual, digital, and automated systems, each catering to different production needs.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used die cutter?

Evaluate the machine's condition, age, and previous usage. Check for wear on critical components, availability of replacement parts, and ensure it meets your production requirements.

How do I ensure the die cutter is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping company specializing in heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is securely packed and protected against damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a die cutter?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and lubricating moving parts, checking for wear and tear, and ensuring all safety mechanisms are functional. Follow the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals.