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Guides for cutting dies, laser-cut dies, carton dies, label cutting dies and BOBST tooling, including files, dimensions, materials and quote preparation.

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Leather clicker press and cutting die compatibility: choosing dies for arm, hydraulic and swing-head presses

How a based cutting die matches arm, hydraulic and swing-head leather clicker presses: cutting area, rule height and press opening, the cutting pad, pressure balance and the press details to give with an order.

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How are leather cutting dies made? Production stages for leather goods and footwear dies

How a leather cutting die is produced: drawing check, laser-cut channels in the plywood base, bending and seating the steel rule, bridges, ejection rubber and the final check before dispatch.

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Cutting die nicks and incomplete cuts in board

Is a connection left in die-cut board an intentional nick or an incomplete cut? Check nick positions, rule joints and unstripped samples to tell the difference.

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Why does slot waste stay in a box divider cutting die?

Slot waste in cardboard divider dies: how to distinguish an incomplete cut from trapped waste, and what to check in the cutting rules and ejection rubber.

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Waterjet sample cutting: a guide to foam parts

Waterjet cutting for foam samples: drawings, materials, product fit and pricing. A practical guide to project-specific samples before production.

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Single-up or multi-up layout for a packaging cutting die?

How the number of positions on a packaging cutting die relates to sheet size, board direction, order quantity and waste removal in single-up and multi-up work.

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Why do inside and outside box dimensions differ?

Inside and outside box dimensions explained through board thickness, folds, product clearance and the relationship between a drawing and an assembled sample.

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