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Simplified Production integrated flexo printing and die-cutting lines such as those available from Jingle blue can reduce both time and cost for companies and, ultimately, lead to better quality packaging. Flexo printing is a form of printing that employs flexible relief plates to print on just about any substrate - paper, cardboard stock, plastic and flexible packaging. Die-cutting is a process of cutting individual shapes and designs into the material using a cutting tool. When both operating steps are executed in an inline system, companies are able to produce high-quality packaging with decorative, complex shapes.
Achieving the highest effective production rate/in line die-cutting in the flexographic press process
In order to improve productivity, companies need to do everything they can to maximize efficiency. Because the die-cut function is incorporated in the printing operations, manufacturers will no longer have to invest in a separate cutting machine either, saving time and labor needed for packaging production. So not only does this make production faster, but it also means every single piece of your packaging is cut exactly the same way, every time and looks beautiful and professional.
How Flexo Printing Systems Integrate with Inline Die-Cutting Solutions?
For businesses that want to remain competitive, achieving higher quality and accuracy in print quality with integrated die-cutting can be critical. Additionally, the inline die-cutting combined with Flexo Printing Machine by Jngle blue allows businesses to produce packaging that has clean lines, sharp edges, and decorative designs. Traditional cutting techniques can’t offer that level of accuracy and can add a touch of class to your packaging design.
To the reduction times
Improvement of workflow and further reductions of timing in the production process are required for companies with tight production schedules. Integrating the printing and cutting systems eliminates the time and potential for error involved in transferring processed label materials from one machine flexo to another. This, in turn, helps companies adhere to schedules and get products to customers more quickly.
Conclusion
New doors open in packaging design with flexo print and inline die cutting products so exciting for companies wishing to innovate with shapes, styles and/or packaging designs. Complex designs can be printed and cut into custom shapes in one go, enabling firms to transcend conventional packaging options and develop innovative, eye-catching items. This flexographic machine presents an opportunity to the packaging companies and enables them to have packaging that does not only protect their products but also delivers a completely new customer experience.