What is a mounting machine? Workflow Two common models Core role Applicable products and laminated corrugated panels
What is a waste removal machine? The waste removal machine (also called the waste discharge machine or label picking machine) is a type of post-production equipment for printing and packaging. After the die-cutting process, it is specifically used to remove and separate waste edges and inner hole islands stuck in the paper pile after die-cutting, and to remove finished product tags, color boxes, and cards, replacing the manual pounding and scraping of waste. Die-cutting only shapes the outline of the paper; the waste and finished product are connected by tiny dots and won't fall off automatically. The waste removal machine is essentially the "dismantling waste" step. Three common models 1. Handheld Pneumatic Waste Cleaner (Handheld Device) 2. Inner Hole Waste Cleaner (Semi-Automatic Foot Pedal) 3. Fully Automatic Full-Panel Waste Removal Machine (Large Machine) Applicable products Core advantages Simple process
Core Differences Between Hang Tags and Cards (Printing and Packaging Industry Edition) I. Core Definition & Purpose (Most Essential Difference) II. Differences in material and paper III. Differences in size, structure, and craftsmanship IV. Focus and Comparison of Information V. Distinguish in a simple sentence
Tag Full Classificative (Divided by Material, Purpose, Technology, Industry) I.Glassification by Material II. By Paste/Form of Use III. By Functional Purpose IV. By Printing Technology V. Differentiation by Characteristics