1224 High-Speed 4-Color Printing and Die-Cutting Machine

1224 High-Speed 4-Color Printing and Die-Cutting Machine

The 1224 High-Speed 4-Color Printing and Die-Cutting Machine is designed for corrugated carton production that requires multi-color printing and shaped cutting. It integrates four-color printing with die-cutting, allowing corrugated cardboard to be processed from a flat sheet into a printed carton blank within a coordinated workflow.

The 1224 model designation identifies the machine configuration, while the high-speed design supports continuous processing for carton production.

High-Speed Corrugated Carton Processing

The machine is designed to coordinate cardboard feeding, four-color printing, and die-cutting in a continuous production process. Corrugated sheets can move through the different processing sections without requiring separate transfer between printing and cutting operations.

This workflow is suitable for packaging production involving repeated printed and die-cut carton processing.

4-Color Corrugated Box Printing

The four-color printing system provides a broader range of graphic possibilities for corrugated packaging. Multiple colors can be combined to reproduce logos, product information, text, symbols, patterns, and other packaging artwork.

Four-color printing is suitable for carton designs where detailed product presentation and multi-color graphics are required.

Corrugated Cardboard Feeding

Corrugated cardboard sheets are prepared and transferred into the machine for sequential printing and die-cutting. Controlled sheet movement helps maintain the required position during processing.

Consistent sheet positioning is important for coordinating the printed artwork with the subsequent die-cutting pattern.

Multi-Color Packaging Graphics

The printing section can process different types of carton graphics, including:

• Brand logos

• Product names

• Product information

• Packaging patterns

• Handling symbols

• Shipping marks

• Product identification

• Decorative graphics

The four-color process allows these elements to be arranged into more detailed packaging layouts.

Die-Cutting Opera