BOBST die sets
BOBST cutting dies with stripping and blanking planned as one set
BOBST tooling should not be treated as a single cutting board. The cutting die, male-female parts, pre-stripping, stripping and blanking pieces all support the same machine rhythm.
Where this die fits
Stripping clears waste from the sheet; blanking helps the product stack cleanly. On multi-up carton jobs, these parts often decide machine speed.
For part renewal or a full set, machine model, layout count and waste channels are reviewed together.
- BOBST 102, 142 and similar flatbed machines
- Multi-up carton and packaging jobs
- Stripping, blanking and pre-stripping sets
- Replacement of worn male-female parts
What we check before production
The drawing is read as a production file, not just a shape. These checks help prevent delays on press.
- Alignment of cutting, male-female and blanking parts
- Waste channels working without blockage
- Gripper and layout margins
- Set tolerance between all parts
Quote information
A clear quote is easier when these details arrive together. A file is helpful, but a measured sample can also start the conversation.
- Machine model and working size
- Open drawing and layout count
- Full set or part replacement
- Old die photo or sample product
Common questions
Q·01 Are BOBST dies made as a full set?
Often yes: cutting die, male-female, stripping and blanking are planned together. Worn parts can also be renewed separately.
Q·02 What is the difference between stripping and blanking?
Stripping removes waste; blanking helps finished products stack cleanly.
Q·03 Can you copy dimensions from an old BOBST set?
Yes. Old tooling, product samples or open drawings can be used to remake missing parts.