1224 2-Color Die-Cutting Machine with Inline Production Line

1224 2-Color Die-Cutting Machine with Inline Production Line

The 1224 2-Color Die-Cutting Machine with Inline Production Line is designed for corrugated carton production where die-cutting is integrated into a continuous production line. The machine processes corrugated cardboard through coordinated feeding, processing, and die-cutting stages, allowing the material to move between connected production sections.

The 1224 designation identifies the machine configuration, while the inline production line arrangement allows different processing stages to operate as part of a connected workflow.

Inline Die-Cutting Production

The inline production line connects the material feeding and processing sections so that corrugated cardboard can move through the production sequence without repeated manual transfer.

This arrangement is suitable for carton production where several processing stages need to be coordinated before the finished carton blank is collected.

2-Color Production Configuration

The two-color configuration supports production processes involving two-color carton processing requirements. Where printing is incorporated into the connected production workflow, two-color artwork can be arranged according to the carton design.

The color arrangement can include packaging text, logos, symbols, and other carton graphics when the corresponding printing section is included in the production line.

Corrugated Cardboard Feeding

Corrugated cardboard sheets are introduced into the production line and transferred between connected processing sections. Controlled material movement helps maintain the position of the cardboard during die-cutting.

Consistent sheet positioning is important when the die-cutting pattern needs to correspond with the carton structure or any previously processed graphics.

Die-Cutting Process

The die-cutting section processes corrugated cardboard according to the required carton design. It can create the outer carton profile as well as specific shaped sections required for the packaging structure.

Depending on the die pattern, the process can be used for:

• Carton outlines

• Openings

• Handles

• Windows

• Special-shaped sections

• Structural cutting features

Inline Material Transfer

After one processing stage is completed, the cardboard is transferred to the next stage through the connected production line. Inline transfer reduces the need to manually move individual sheets between separate machines.

This arrangement helps maintain a continuous material flow from initial feeding through die-cutting and final sheet output.

Carton Blank Production

The die-cutting operation prepares the corrugated sheet for subsequent carton forming. The finished sheet can contain the required outer profile and structural cutting features according to the packaging design.

After die-cutting, the carton blank can proceed to folding, gluing, stitching, or other forming operations.

Applications

The 1224 2-Color Die-Cutting Machine with Inline Production Line can be used for processing corrugated packaging for:

• Shipping cartons

• Product packaging

• Industrial packaging

• E-commerce boxes

• Transport cartons

• Storage packaging

• Die-cut corrugated boxes

• Customized carton structures

Production Workflow

Corrugated Cardboard Preparation → Automatic Feeding → Inline Material Transfer → Processing → Die-Cutting → Carton Blank Output → Folding and Forming

The connected production-line structure allows the cardboard to move through the required processing stages as part of a continuous carton manufacturing workflow.

Main Processing Functions

• 1224 machine configuration

• Two-color production capability

• Corrugated cardboard feeding

• Inline production-line operation

• Continuous material transfer

• Carton die-cutting

• Carton outline processing

• Opening and handle cutting

• Special-shaped carton processing

• Finished carton blank output

The 1224 2-Color Die-Cutting Machine with Inline Production Line combines die-cutting with an inline production arrangement for corrugated carton processing. It is designed to maintain a continuous material flow while producing carton blanks with the required outlines and structural cutting features for subsequent box forming.