The machine is available in four models: XX-300, XX-400, XX-500 and XX-600. They differ mainly in maximum cut width and feed table size: MAX cut widths are 300mm, 400mm, 500mm and 600mm respectively, and paper feed tables are 340×240mm, 440×240mm, 540×240mm and 640×240mm. Overall external sizes also vary by model.
It's designed primarily for adhesive rolls, label stock and common printing/packaging papers. It can also perform slitting, dotted cutting and rolling folding lines. For unusual substrates or very thick media, check with the supplier for compatibility.
Key specs: roller rotational speed 50–300 rpm, linear working speed 5–60 m/min (depending on material and setup). Maximum paper width depends on model (up to 600mm for XX-600). Blade minimum clearance can reach 5mm with correct setup.
The machine can achieve a minimum tool/blade clearance of 5mm with proper speed and setup. Typical recommended blade-to-blade distances are in the 10–15mm range for most operations to ensure reliable cutting.
The blade is designed for easy installation and replacement. The product highlights quick blade mounting and safe operation. Always follow the manual for correct alignment and secure fastening, and power off the machine before changing blades.
The machine includes an adjustable pressure mechanism. Increase pressure for thicker or denser papers and reduce it for thin or delicate substrates. Make incremental adjustments and run test cuts until the desired quality is reached.
Common spare parts include cutting blades (round/razor), rubber rollers, bearings, drive belts, and fast-wearing hardware. The description mentions rubber roller assemblies and related components — contact your supplier for a full spare-parts list and part numbers.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the blade and feed areas, inspecting and replacing worn blades and rubber rollers, lubricating bearings as specified by the manual, checking belt tension and alignment, and verifying sensor and electrical connections. Perform more frequent checks under heavy use.
Common causes are blade wear, incorrect blade alignment, improper rubber roller tangency, incorrect pressure or uneven material feed. Check blade sharpness and alignment, ensure the rubber wheel runs smoothly and is correctly positioned, adjust pressure and feed speed, and confirm the material is loaded straight.
Yes. The rubber roller assembly can be used for paper creasing or adhesive flattening as noted in the instructions. Proper roller installation and pressure settings are required for best results.
With skilled operation and correct setup, the machine can achieve high yield and quality. Working speed up to 5–60 m/min and roller speeds up to 300 rpm support moderate-to-high throughput; expected production depends on substrate, cut complexity and operator skill.
Follow standard machine-safety practices: disconnect power before maintenance or blade changes, keep hands away from moving parts, use guards provided, wear appropriate PPE, and follow the operation manual. Ensure emergency stop functions are working before production runs.
Electrical supply and detailed installation requirements are not listed in the summary. Contact the manufacturer or supplier for the machine's power rating, wiring diagram, floor/space requirements and any site preparation instructions.
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