1.StandardBrown Fiber CreasingMatrix
·Material: Composite pressed by kraft paper fiber and resin, with rough surface.
·Features:
◦High hardness: Strong pressure resistance, suitable for thick cardboard (e.g., gray board, corrugated paper).
◦Abrasion resistance: Long service life, suitable for long-run jobs.
◦Low cost: Economical and practical, a common choice for traditional packaging.
·Applications:
◦ Heavy-duty packaging boxes (e.g., home appliances, wine boxes), corrugated carton die-cutting.
2.StandardTransparent Fiber CreasingMatrix
·Material: Polyester fiber or PET material, with smooth and transparent surface.
·Features:
◦Visual installation: Transparent material facilitates observation of steel wire position for precise alignment, reducing debugging time.
◦Medium hardness: Balances pressure resistance and flexibility, suitable for wide material range.
◦Explosion-proof wire: More friendly to thin paper (e.g., 200-400g cardstock), with uniform creasing.
·Applications:
◦ High-end packaging such as premium gift boxes, cosmetic packaging, and book covers.
3. PVC White CreasingMatrix
·Material: Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) synthetic, with adjustable hardness (soft/hard).
·Features:
◦High elasticity: Suitable for repeatedly folded packaging (e.g., folding cartons, display stands).
◦Oil and moisture resistance: Good stability in humid environments or scenes with heavy ink.
◦Eye-catching color: White color is easy to identify, facilitating cleaning and maintenance.
·Applications:
◦ Packaging requiring frequent opening and closing, such as food packaging, medicine boxes, and electronic product inner trays.
Selection Points for Creasing Strips
1.According to material thickness:
◦ Thin paper (≤300g): Transparent fibermatrix or soft PVCmatrix.
◦ Thick cardboard (≥1mm): Brown fibermatrix or hard PVCmatrix.
2.According to die-cutting machine speed:
◦ High-speed die-cutting (>8000 sheets/hour): Prioritize wear-resistant brown fibermatrix.
3.According to environmental requirements:
◦ PVCmatrix containschlorine, requiring attention to recycling issues; fibermatrixismore degradable.
