RollvaC new die-cutting machine

The carton die cutting technology market has developed rapidly and has a promising future. Since Bureau International introduced the first RotacuT product line named “Solo” and then the “Advance” RotacuT product line in 1997, in response to market demand, it introduced a third-generation RotacuT 1.67 x 3.0m die-cut after technological innovation. The machine production line was named “Revolution.” The key to the improvement was the adoption of RollvaC's patented “measure and correct? front paper feeder, precise servo drive system and activity control device to replace the traditional gear transmission system. CI Design has already had several important, accepted design standards. With stable and reliable intelligent software programs, it is possible to realize technologies that do not require edging, need no handling skills, require no maintenance during production, and increase production. The technically modified machine has the advantages of accurate die-cutting of the circular press automatic die-cutting machine. The new model also excels at adjustable slotting technology and crimping technology, plus the use of a five-tool mold cartridge can save die-cutting time. Finally, improved die-cutting tool not only produce common flute type such as B, C, further by improving the production technology, also the production of flexible and semi-rigid cardboard sided cardboard, G, E, F flute cardboard, Correx, Coruplast composite cardboard and polystyrene insulated cardboard boxes with aluminum paper and cardboard with a thickness of 0.5-2.0 mm. The use of reverse stencil crimping technology can produce G, E, F 楞 cardboard. RotacuT has all the above features.

The improvement of the round press die cutting machine was jointly developed by the United Kingdom round press die cutting machine production plant.

RotacuT's "continuous die-cut cycle concept" simplifies shop floor operations. With 43 RotacuTs now operating all over the world, RotacuT's emergence has solved the technical problems of die-cutting machines and the price is lower than that of flat die-cutting die cutters. In Stora Ensa in Switzerland, larger models of 2.17 x 3.0m RotacuT linkage printers are working. The company's newest product, the RotaprinT large 2m x 3m stand-alone printer, was exhibited in September 2004, using the Rotacu T paper feeder and driver.