Printing machinery manufacturing is the foundational industry of the printing sector, bearing dual significance for the development of cultural industries and printing processing.
We have long been committed to the R&D and production of printing & packaging machinery, sparing no effort to upgrade equipment precision, running speed and production capacity.
How much do you know about Daishi die-cutting machines? Today we will elaborate on the standard operating procedures for die-cutting machines.
1300 Semi-automatic Die Cutting Machine
1. Maintain Full Concentration
Stay focused during working hours, strictly comply with operating specifications and implement safe operation.
2. Accurate Positioning of Foam Strips
Ensure die-cut finished products match the template, and all patterns conform to layout requirements.
3. Template Placement
The cutting die must be mounted on the pallet. Adjust its placement angle according to actual production demands.
4. Fine-Tune Die-Cutting Clearance
Before adjustment, set the clearance between die-cutting shafts to a sufficiently large value. Synchronously turn the adjustment knobs on both sides based on paperboard thickness, and fine-tune step by step until the board is fully cut through.
5. Inspect Conveyor Belt
Check if the conveyor belt has proper, even tension before production startup.
6. Switch Between Automatic & Manual Die-Cutting Modes
Switch modes as required by production. When running in manual mode, maintain high alertness. Signal to other operators on the unit before every movement. When adjusting the travel stroke, pay attention to the worktable length to prevent the pallet from sliding off the table.
7. Pre-Start Preparation
Before powering on, check whether anyone is operating inside or outside the machine. Clear all irrelevant items off the worktable, and notify fellow operators prior to startup.
8. Safety Precautions
All staff shall cooperate closely and prioritize safety during operation. Do not touch any moving components with hands, avoid random button operation, and prohibit standing directly in the running path of the cutting die.
9. Trial Production
Conduct trial cutting before mass production. Continuously inspect multiple test pieces, fold them into finished shapes, and confirm compliance with standards before formal production. Keep observing the whole production process. Place materials with reverse side upward in neat stacks. Fold semi-finished products and conduct quality inspection every 5 minutes. Stop the machine immediately for adjustment once defects occur.
10. Regular Inspection
Frequently examine all components for wear or substandard conditions. Repair or replace defective parts promptly.
11. Machine Maintenance & Lubrication
Lubricate transmission gears on a regular basis.
Refuel sliding sleeves at both ends of the upper die-cutting shaft daily.
Overhaul rotating bearings every six months to one year, and fully fill them with calcium-based grease.
12. Keep Die-Cutting Shafts Clean
Wipe the lower shaft with machine oil frequently.
13. Pre-Startup Cleaning & Personal Hygiene
Wipe down the entire machine before switching it on, and keep hands clean. Clean up the surrounding area of the machine after production finishes.
14. Power Cutoff
Disconnect the main power supply after production is completed.
The above covers the full set of standard operating procedures for die-cutting machines.
ABOUT DAISHI
Daishi owns multiple production bases in Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Jiangsu Province, China, covering a total area of over 160,000 square meters, equipped with more than 300 sets of high- precision machining equipment. Its product range covers a wide variety of printing and packaging machinery, including bronzing machines, die- cutting machines, laminating machines, paper cutters, cutting lines, watermark printing machines, folder gluer machines, slitting machines, bag- making machines, etc. The company has built a complete spare parts supply system, cooperating
with outstanding brands such as Siemens, Omron, LG, LS, NSK, Toshiba, C&P (US), Emerson (US), Philips, Fuji (Japan), ABB (Switzerland), Atos (Italy), as well as Chimei, Delta, ABBA and Hansheng from Taiwan, China. These partnerships provide solid technical support and reliable parts supply for the production of high- quality products.
Daishi has established more than 80 after- sales service stations around the world to safeguard stable production for its customers.
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