Bobst Eterna Die-cutter

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Here’s a basic description of how a die-cutting process with a Bobst Eterna die-cutter might work:

1. Preparation:
   – Design: Customers provide their designs or templates for the desired shapes or patterns.
   – Die Creation: A specialized die is created based on the design, usually made of steel. This die is a sharp, custom-shaped tool that will cut through the material.
   
2. Setup:
   – Material Loading: The material to be cut is loaded onto the die-cutter. This can be sheets of paper, cardboard, or other substrates.
   – Die Mounting: The die is mounted onto the die-cutting machine.
   
3. Die-Cutting Process:
   – Feeding: The material is fed through the die-cutting machine.
   – Cutting: As the material passes through, the die exerts pressure, cutting the material into the specified shapes.
   
4. Collection and Sorting:
   – Finished Pieces: The die-cut pieces are collected and separated from the waste material.
   – Sorting: If necessary, the finished pieces may be sorted or stacked for further processing.
   
5. Quality Control:
   – Inspection: The cut pieces undergo quality control checks to ensure they meet the specified standards.
   

Benefits for our Customers:

• Precision and Consistency: Die-cutting provides precise and consistent shapes, ensuring uniformity across a large number of pieces.
  
• Customization: Customers can achieve intricate and customized shapes, enhancing the visual appeal of their printed materials.
  
• Efficiency: Die-cutting is a fast and efficient process, enabling quick turnaround times for printing and packaging projects.
  
• Versatility: Bobst Eterna die-cutters can handle a variety of materials, allowing for flexibility in production.

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Ask how your next project can benefit from a custom die cut.

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