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JDSD800 Automatic Die-Cutting Machine

€75.000,00
€75.000,00

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    Detalles del producto

    If you've been wrestling with inconsistent cuts or slowdowns in your finishing line, I get it. You know how critical precision is in die-cutting, right?

    After 15 years in this business, I've seen countless machines promise the world. But this JDSD800, it's different. It's built to be the backbone of your operation, making sure every single piece comes out exactly as it should, efficiently and without fuss.

    Why you'll love it

    • Rock-Solid Reliability. Your machine won't buckle under pressure, handling up to 200 tons of cutting force without a hitch, day in, day out, thanks to its high-strength ductile iron build.
    • Waste-Free Production. Get exact cuts every time, down to an impressive 0.1 mm precision, which means significantly less material waste and more profit for you.
    • Non-Stop Output. Keep production flowing smoothly at up to 7,000 sheets per hour, because you can load new material while the machine is still running, minimizing downtime.
    • Effortless Operation. Your team will pick it up fast with the intuitive touchscreen and the quick pneumatic die lock, saving precious setup time and boosting safety.

    Frequently asked questions

    What materials can this machine handle?

    It's designed for cardboard from 0.1 to 2 mm thick. For corrugated board, it handles most common types, though specific thickness depends on the exact board structure and flute size.

    How fast is it really in a real-world scenario?

    You're looking at speeds up to 7,000 sheets per hour. In practice, this depends a bit on the complexity of your die-cut design and the material you're using, but it's seriously fast for high-volume jobs.

    What's the biggest sheet size I can process?

    The maximum sheet size it can take is 820x620 mm. This gives you a maximum cutting area of 770x600 mm, which is plenty of room for most common packaging and graphic arts projects.

    If this sounds like the upgrade your production line needs, you'll find all the details right here.