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Combining simplicity with power, we have engineered the most rugged hydraulically powered clickers available. These general purpose die cutting machines are ideal for a multitude of materials and cutting needs. (read more)

Automatic Traveling Head Hydraulic Die Cutting Machinery

Two or three axis servo motor positioning system, position accuracy +/-0.1mm. The traveling head is driven by a servo-drive ball screw. PC based control system with 9,999 cutting programs memory for different die shape, program and die change within 5 minutes... (read more)

The Receding Head style die cutting press' design has recently been modified to accommodate manufacturing companies in the paper conversion industry. With a 4-corner die, the machine can cut large reams of paper and envelopes. Features include a laser alignment sensor, a scrap removal system, and an automatic lubricating system. (read more)

The semi rotary die cut module uses a magnetic die that allows for quick changeover, tooling is simply pulled off and replaced, avoiding the time and expense of die tooling changes. This module uses our auto-home registration and web accumulator to provide continuous cutting, virtually eliminating wasted material. This module is standard on the (read more)

The rotary die cutting module, commonly referred to as a die station, is the cornerstone of our converting systems. Each rotary die station can be used for die cutting, nipping, laminating, punching, embossing, slitting or sheeting by simply changing the tool roll. (read more)

Extremely Versatile for Low to High Production Roller Cutting Presses (read more)

AccuPress Die Cutting Press

Easy changeover from steel-rule die-cutting to optional thermal die-cutting.
Available in 25, 50, 100-ton capacity (read more)

Omni Press Die Cutting Press from Contech offers simple, low-cost die-cutting, embossing, debossing and foil stamping. (read more)

The system handles nonwoven roll material very delicately, with a low-tension pull to avoid stretching material. Webs from multiple rolls are combined and brought through an ultrasonic welder to combine material together, then through an inkjet printer to print part numbers and lettering. (read more)