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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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When does a custom die investment pay off for a limited edition package?

A custom cutting die for a limited-run package isn't always worth it.

3 min 15 sec read

Hang hole and seat allowance in blister cutting dies

The euro/hang hole centre, blister seat allowance and PVC/PET corner radius are planned together in the die.

2 min 45 sec read

Foam density and rule choice in EVA insert dies

In EVA, sponge and foam inserts the rule, base and ejection are chosen by density and thickness for a clean, uncrushed edge.

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Fine-board creasing and sharp corners for cosmetic and perfume boxes

On thin coated board the crease channel, allowance and corner radius decide the shelf look, window and sleeve fit.

4 min read

Auto-lock base and fast assembly for food boxes

In burger and takeaway boxes a crash-lock base, lock tab and crease balance enable fast assembly on coated board.

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Building a box dieline from product dimensions

From product width, depth and height to a box blank: crease and glue allowances and cut, crease, perforation layer split.

2 min 30 sec read

What should you ask before choosing a cutting die workshop?

Choosing the right die workshop means asking concrete questions about tolerance, samples, revisions, lead time and material experience.

2 min 45 sec read

Why does lead time change in cutting die production?

Cutting die lead time depends on file clarity, material, revision approval, die complexity and workshop queue working together.

2 min 45 sec read

How to prepare a dieline for carton box dies

Carton die drawings are safer when cut, crease, lock, flap and glue allowance details are clearly separated.

2 min 45 sec read

Why machine size and board fit matter when ordering BOBST dies

BOBST tooling risk rises when machine size, board fit, holding points and waste separation are not clarified early.

Key details for faster quoting

Creasing, perforation, rubbering, rule height, file format and delivery timing are easier to review when they are written clearly.

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