What is the working principle of die-cutting machine

The working principle of the die-cutting machine is to use a steel knife, a hardware mold, a steel wire (or a stencil carved from a steel plate) to apply a certain amount of pressure through the impression plate to roll and cut the printed matter or cardboard into a certain shape. If the entire print is pressed into a single graphic product, it is called die-cutting; If the steel wire is used to press marks or leave bending grooves on the printed products, it is called indentation; If you use the yin and yang templates to heat the mold to a certain temperature and then hot print a three-dimensional pattern or font on the surface of the printed matter, it is called gilding; If one kind of substrate is overlaid on another, it is called lamination; Exclusion of the rest except for the authentic products is called waste discharge; The above can be collectively referred to as die-cutting technology.