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The ML Series Die-Cutting and Creasing Machine: Precision, Power, and Reliability for Industrial Paper Processing Overview Engineered for high-performance industrial applications, the ML series of die-cutting and creasing machines delivers exceptional accuracy, durability, and operational efficiency. Designed with advanced mechanical systems and robust construction, these machines are ideal for producing precise paperboard packaging, corrugated boxes, and printed materials across global manufacturing environments. With models ranging from ML930 to ML1500, each variant offers tailored capabilities in cutting width, working speed, motor power, and overall dimensions—ensuring optimal performance for diverse production needs. Key Features - High-strength cast iron frame ensures long-term structural integrity and minimal vibration during operation - Stepless speed control (18–23 strokes per minute) allows customization based on material thickness and job complexity - Helical gear transmission system provides smooth motion, reduced noise, and consistent pressure output - Single-plate electromagnetic clutch enables quick start-up, precise stopping, and enhanced safety - Optimized bed movement design improves accessibility and workflow efficiency - Integrated safety mechanisms protect operators while maintaining uninterrupted productivity Detailed Description Each model in the ML series is built around a heavy-duty monolithic casting structure that resists deformation under continuous load, ensuring dimensional stability over time. The 4.0kW to 7.5kW motors provide ample torque for both fine-detail die-cutting and large-format jobs, making them suitable for industries requiring precision folding, embossing, or blanking. Working speeds range from 18 to 23 strokes per minute, allowing flexibility between high-volume runs and intricate finishing tasks. The maximum working area spans up to 1500mm x 1050mm, accommodating wide-format sheets commonly used in packaging and commercial printing sectors. All units feature compact yet spacious footprints (from 1800x1600x1600mm to 2000x2500x1930mm), enabling efficient integration into existing production lines without excessive floor space requirements. Use Cases These industrial-grade die-cutting and creasing machines are widely adopted by manufacturers in the packaging, publishing, and promotional goods industries. Whether processing rigid cardboard for retail boxes, creating custom folds for greeting cards, or preparing folded inserts for brochures, the ML series supports a broad spectrum of applications. Ideal for medium-to-large scale operations, they excel in environments where consistency, repeatability, and low maintenance are critical. Their ability to handle sheet lengths under 45 meters makes them particularly effective for roll-fed or pre-cut material workflows common in automated packaging facilities worldwide. Customer Feedback Users consistently praise the ML series for its reliability and ease of use. One operator noted, “After six months of daily use, the machine still maintains perfect alignment and requires minimal adjustments.” Another commented, “The quiet operation compared to older models has improved our workshop environment significantly.” Many buyers highlight the intuitive layout, which reduces training time for new staff and minimizes downtime due to misalignment or mechanical issues. Frequently Asked Questions What makes this die-cutting machine different from standard models? Unlike basic versions, the ML series integrates helical gears for smoother operation, electromagnetic clutches for responsive control, and an ergonomic design that enhances user interaction while reducing fatigue. Is it suitable for small businesses? Yes, even smaller operations benefit from the scalable capacity—especially models like the ML930 and ML1100—which offer excellent value for volume-based production without sacrificing quality. How often does maintenance need to be performed? Routine checks every 3–6 months are recommended, depending on usage intensity. The durable components and sealed gear systems minimize wear, extending service intervals compared to conventional alternatives. Can it process different paper types? Absolutely—it handles various substrates including kraft board, coated stock, chipboard, and laminated materials, provided the thickness stays within the specified limits. Why choose this over imported options? This machine offers competitive pricing, localized support, and compliance with international standards such as CE certification, ensuring safe and legal deployment across multiple markets outside China.