Label die-cutting machines play an important role in multiple fields, with advantages such as high efficiency, precision, and flexibility. The highly automated production process reduces the need for manual intervention and lowers labor costs. Meanwhile, by precise cutting and minimizing waste, raw material costs can also be reduced. Enterprises also need to fully consider factors such as cost, operator skills, and maintenance costs when selecting and using label die-cutting machines.

The label die-cutting machine cuts the label material into a predetermined shape through a cutting device. Common cutting methods include blade cutting, laser cutting, and indentation cutting. Blade cutting utilizes the sharp edge of a blade for cutting. Laser cutting achieves high-precision cutting through the focusing and ablation effects of the laser beam; Indentation cutting is achieved by applying pressure to create indentations on the label material, which are then folded or broken to complete the cutting.

Remove the cut labels from the cutting device and discharge them onto the collection device or conveyor belt. Usually, an adsorption device is used to attach the label to the adsorption head, and then it is sent to the collection device through pneumatic or mechanical means.