1224 High-Speed 2-Color Printing and Die-Cutting Machine

1224 High-Speed 2-Color Printing and Die-Cutting Machine

The 1224 High-Speed 2-Color Printing and Die-Cutting Machine integrates two-color printing and die-cutting into one corrugated carton processing workflow. It is designed to print packaging graphics onto corrugated cardboard and then cut the printed sheet according to the required carton shape and structure.

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

High-Speed Corrugated Carton Processing

The machine is designed for continuous processing of corrugated cardboard through the printing and die-cutting stages. Coordinated material transfer allows the cardboard sheet to move through multiple operations without requiring separate handling between each stage.

This workflow is suitable for carton production where repeated printing and cutting operations are required.

2-Color Carton Printing

The printing section provides two-color printing for corrugated cardboard. Two colors can be arranged within the packaging artwork to reproduce logos, product information, text, symbols, and other carton graphics.

Two-color printing is suitable for packaging designs that require more visual information than single-color printing while maintaining a defined color layout.

Corrugated Cardboard Feeding

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

Proper sheet positioning supports the alignment between printed graphics and the subsequent die-cutting pattern.

Packaging Graphic Printing

The printing section can apply different types of packaging information to the cardboard surface, including:

• Brand logos

• Product names

• Product information

• Handling symbols

• Shipping marks

• Identification graphics

• Packaging patterns

The printed layout can be arranged according to the panels and surfaces of the final carton.

Die-Cutting Operation

After the printing process, the cardboard enters the die-cutting section. Die-cutting processes the sheet according to the required carton outline and structural design.

It can be used to create shaped carton profiles, openings, handles, windows, and other features specified by the packaging design.

Printing and Die-Cutting Coordination

The printed graphics and die-cutting pattern need to correspond with the final carton structure. The machine coordinates these processing stages so that the printed cardboard can be converted into a carton blank with the required shape.

This integrated approach is useful for packaging designs that require both printed graphics and shaped cutting.

Carton Blank Processing

The output is a printed and die-cut cardboard sheet that can proceed to subsequent folding, gluing, stitching, or other carton-forming processes.

The final processing method depends on the structure and assembly requirements of the carton.

Applications

The 1224 High-Speed 2-Color Printing and Die-Cutting Machine can be used for producing:

• Corrugated shipping cartons

• Product packaging boxes

• E-commerce cartons

• Industrial packaging

• Transport boxes

• Storage cartons

• Printed die-cut packaging

• Customized corrugated boxes

Production Workflow

Corrugated Cardboard Preparation → Machine Setup → Sheet Feeding → First-Color Printing → Second-Color Printing → Die-Cutting → Finished Carton Blank Output → Folding and Forming

This workflow combines two-color carton printing and die-cutting for corrugated packaging production.

Main Processing Functions

• 1224 machine configuration

• High-speed corrugated cardboard processing

• Two-color carton printing

• Packaging text and graphic printing

• Controlled sheet feeding

• Printing layout adjustment

• Die-cutting

• Carton outline processing

• Opening and handle cutting

• Printed carton blank production

The 1224 High-Speed 2-Color Printing and Die-Cutting Machine combines two-color corrugated cardboard printing with die-cutting in a coordinated production process. It is designed to produce printed carton blanks with defined outlines and structural features for shipping, industrial, e-commerce, and other packaging applications.