What are the main components and functions of die-cutting indentation?

Die-cutting indentation is a molding process, which is mainly used for the processing of cartons or various gaskets.

Die cutting indentation has two main functions: die cutting and indentation.

The main part of die cutting is the die cutter, which is a special blade. The common heights are 23 mm and 8 mm, the thicknesses are 1 mm and 0.7 1 mm, and the box length is1m. The thickness is related to the bending effect of the blade. The main function of the blade is to cut through the processed product.

Indentation means pressing out marks. Indentation lines are used where the product needs to be bent. Indentation line is a special iron bar for die cutting. Indentation line is selected according to the thickness of the processed product. The indentation line is slightly shorter than the height of the blade. The difference between die-cutting knife and die-cutting knife is that the knife has a cutting edge, the indentation line has no cutting edge, and both facades are round faces.

The main component in die cutting is multi-layer wood plywood, and the thickness of plywood is generally 12mm, 15mm and 18mm. The main function is to embed the blade and the indentation line in the plywood, and to fix the blade and the indentation line.

In general, die cutting and indentation are all done on a template. If the template is pressed once on the machine, die cutting and indentation can be completed together.