A4 Paper Subsequent Processing Equipment is the "value-added" stage in the paper lifecycle. It encompasses a vast range of machines, from simple office staplers to fully automated industrial lines, all designed to transform blank or printed A4 paper into a functional, durable, and professional final product. The choice of equipment depends entirely on the desired end product, volume, and required level of automation. A4 paper cutting and packing machine This equipment can be standalone machines or part of an integrated digital finishing line. Guillotine Cutters: For trimming the edges of bound books or cutting down larger, printed sheets to A4 size. Three-Knife Trimmers: Used in-line with perfect binding machines to trim the top, bottom, and front edges of a book to a clean, uniform size. Folding Machines: High-speed machines that can produce a variety of folds (letter-fold, gate-fold, etc.) for direct mail or brochures. Shrink Wrapping Machines: Bundle multiple finished products (e.g., packs of notepads, sets of booklets) in plastic film, which is then heated to shrink tightly around them. |
Main technical parameters:
Model | NRC-1100 |
raw material maximum diameter | 1400mm |
cutting width | 1100mm |
cut length | 297mm |
cutting speed | 20-150times/min |
Horizontal precision | ±0.2mm |
total power | 11kw |
machine weight | 5000kg |
Dimensions (L×W×H) | 9200×2210×2000mm |