How is the paper cup produced by the Roll Die Cutting machine?

How is the paper cup produced by the Roll Die Cutting machine? I believe everyone wants to know, so today Great Wall Machinery will explain the production process of paper cups.

From the base paper to the packaged paper cups, the main processes are as follows:
1. PE coating: that is, the base paper (white paper) is coated with PE film with a coating machine, and the paper on one side of the coating is called single-sided PE coated paper; the paper coated on both sides is called double-sided PE coated paper.
2. Slitting: Use a slitter to cut the coated paper into rectangular sheets (for the wall of the paper cup) and roll paper (for the bottom of the paper cup).
3. Printing: Use a letterpress printing machine to print various patterns on a rectangular sheet of paper.
4. Die-cutting: Use a flat indentation and cutting machine (commonly known as a die-cutting machine) to cut the printed paper sheet into fan-shaped sheets for making paper cups.
5. Forming: the operator only needs to put the fan-shaped paper cup sheet and the cup bottom roll paper into the feeding port of the paper cup forming machine, and the paper cup forming machine can automatically form paper, seal, punch the bottom and other operations to automatically form what you need. Various sizes of paper cups. The whole process can be easily operated by one person.
6. Packaging: Seal the finished paper cups in plastic bags, and then pack them into cartons.

The above is a complete set of process flow. For customers with small investment or initial investment, they can buy single-sided or double-sided PE-coated paper that has been coated from PE coated paper suppliers (that is, to buy [rectangular paper sheets]). ] and [roll paper]) for the bottom of the paper cup. Most PE coated paper manufacturers provide printing and die-cutting processing services. If the paper manufacturer does not provide it, you can find a printing manufacturer to process printing and die-cut paper cups.
At present, except for large-scale manufacturers to complete all the processes independently, most investors will complete the two processes of printing and die-cutting outsourced at the beginning. First, the initial investment can be reduced; second, the printing process is highly professional, and professional printing plants can better ensure the quality; third, the production speed of one printing press and flat creasing machine (die cutting) can match four paper cup forming machines. , otherwise the device will be idle.
Therefore, we suggest that early investors can only do the forming process (that is, only buy a paper cup forming machine), and entrust the previous process to a nearby paper raw material manufacturer to complete. The cost of these processes only accounts for less than 1/20 of the selling price, which basically has no impact on profits.

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