Basic Course Corrugated board. Flat and rotary die-cutting.

Description

In the 1.5-day basic course in corrugated board die-cutting technology, participants gain practical insights into the corrugated board die-cutting process (flat and rotary). The extensive practical part (approx. 60%) takes place at our die-cutting machine Eterna eCut 1060Elite, while the theoretical part (approx. 40%) takes place in the modern premises of the Marbach Academy. Experienced technicians and trainers provide important information about the rotary and flatbed die-cutting processes for corrugated board. All of which is, of course, always based on the latest technology. The focus is on performance, product quality and productivity – with many practical tips for everyday work.

We are happy to offer this course on request (minimum number of participant: 1). Are you interested? Then please contact us at academy@marbach.com

Content theory and practice

• A brief introduction to materials and their effects on the die-cutting process.
• Die-cutting machine. Safety instructions. Machine technology. Stations.
• Production-oriented packaging development: flat and rotary.
• Introduction to the flat and rotary tool package. Target state.
• Profile and effect rubbering. marbacover|2.0 system.
• Possibilities for finishing packaging in the flatbed and rotary die-cutting process.
• Which cutting principle should I use for which blanks and packaging?
• Advantages and disadvantages, limitations of flat and rotary.
• RDC (rotary die cutter) and FFG (flexo folder gluer).
• Challenges in practice, solutions, tips and tricks from practical experiences.

Target audience

This seminar is a basic course and is aimed at employees in the packaging industry in internal sales or field service, commercial or business apprentices, quality management, etc., who want to expand and deepen their knowledge.

After the training

The participants are up to date with the latest developments in die-cutting technology for flat and rotary corrugated board:

• They have an overview of the state of the art.
• They can use special techniques to increase productivity and improve the quality of their die-cut blanks and packaging.