Each of our machines has a professional technical team who can provide field technical services for customers from different countries.
At the same time, due to COVID19, we have also recruited some local technical teams in different countries to cooperate to provide customers with the fastest and best field service.
meanwhile, we also make videos of the operation instructions of our equipment for customers to learn repeatedly.
Die cutting is a crucial process in the production of various products, from labels to packaging materials. However, die cutting machines, like any other equipment, can encounter issues that affect their performance and output quality. In this article, we will explore some common die cutting machine
Flexo printing machines are widely used in the printing industry due to their versatility, efficiency, and ability to print on a variety of materials. These machines use flexible relief plates, which can print on different substrates like paper, plastic, films, and more.
If you’re exploring a new press for labels or flexible packaging, the term inline flexo printing machine will appear quickly—often alongside questions like “Is it better than CI flexo?” “Can it run multiple processes in one pass?” or “Will it fit our short-run jobs without killing changeover time?” We hear these questions regularly, and they make sense. Flexo equipment is not a small purchase, and the wrong configuration can limit your product range, increase waste, or create bottlenecks at converting. At the same time, the right inline setup can simplify production, reduce handling, and help you move from a “print-only workflow” to a true one-pass converting line.
