Digital Die Cutting and Creasing Machine

Key Features

· 600mm Maximum Cutting Width – The largest cutting width in the A3MAX series, ideal for larger sticker sheets, labels, and packaging materials.

· Dual-Head Cutting & Creasing – Supports cutting and creasing in one workflow, with up to 2000g cutting force on the main head.

· Upgraded Rotary Creasing Wheel – Produces stronger, deeper, and cleaner crease lines for improved folding quality.

· 1000-Sheet Automatic Feeding – Large-capacity feeder supports up to 1000 sheets for continuous production.

· 1600mm/s Servo Motor – Provides fast, stable, and precise cutting performance.

· Vacuum Suction & Anti-Static System – Improves sheet feeding stability and supports reliable continuous operation.

· Multi-Function Finishing – Supports full cutting, partial cutting, and wheel creasing for versatile digital finishing.

Applications

The A3MAX5 PRO-600 is designed for large-format digital die cutting and creasing of sticker sheets, self-adhesive labels, coated paper, cardstock, packaging materials, and other printable media. Its 600mm cutting width and high-capacity automatic feeding make it suitable for product labels, decals, packaging samples, folding cartons, gift boxes, advertising materials, and short-run commercial production. Digital Die Cutting And Creasing Machine is an efficient digital finishing solution for printing companies, label manufacturers, packaging businesses, and commercial print shops.

FAQ

Q1: What is the A3MAX5 PRO-600 Digital Die Cutting and Creasing Machine designed for?

A: It is designed for large-format digital die cutting and creasing of sticker sheets, self-adhesive labels, coated paper, cardstock and packaging materials. It suits product labels, decals, packaging samples, folding cartons, gift boxes and advertising materials, serving printing companies, label manufacturers, packaging businesses and commercial print shops.

Q2: What does a 600mm cutting width enable compared with other A3MAX models?

A: 600mm is the largest cutting width in the A3MAX series. It allows wider sticker sheets, larger labels and bigger packaging layouts to be processed in a single pass. This reduces the need to split designs across multiple sheets, improving material utilization for large-format print and packaging work.

Q3: What does 2000g cutting force on the main head deliver?

A: 2000g cutting force allows the main head to cut through thicker and tougher materials, including heavier cardstock and packaging board. It maintains clean edges under demanding conditions, supporting folding cartons and gift boxes where consistent cutting depth matters across the whole sheet.

Q4: How does the upgraded rotary creasing wheel improve folding quality?

A: The rotary creasing wheel produces stronger, deeper and cleaner crease lines. On coated paperboard and packaging stock, deeper creases help the fold hold its shape and reduce cracking along the fold edge. This improves the final appearance and structural reliability of cartons and gift boxes.

Q5: How does the 1000-sheet feeder support long production runs?

A: The large-capacity feeder holds up to 1000 sheets per cycle, allowing continuous production with minimal reloading. Combined with vacuum suction and the anti-static system, it keeps sheets feeding steadily through long runs, reducing interruptions and manual handling during batch label and packaging jobs.

Q6: What is the role of vacuum suction and the anti-static system together?

A: Vacuum suction holds each sheet steady during feeding and cutting, while the anti-static system prevents sheets from sticking together or shifting due to static buildup. Working together, they maintain stable sheet flow and consistent positioning, which reduces misfeeds and misaligned cuts.

Q7: What are the multi-function finishing capabilities of Digital Die Cutting and Creasing Machine?

A: It supports full cutting, partial cutting and wheel creasing. Full cutting separates pieces completely, partial cutting keeps stickers on their backing for easy peeling, and wheel creasing creates fold lines for packaging. These functions cover most sheet-fed digital finishing requirements in one workflow.