Application of Die-Cutting Machines in Label Cutting​

Walk into any packaging line or label shop, and you'll see the same problem: different industries, different materials, different headaches.

One machine doesn't usually fit all.

The Amydor die-cutting machine gets closer than most. Here's what it actually does in three industries—no fluff, just what works.

Food industry: BOPP labels, high speed, no bubbles

Waterproof. Oil-proof. BOPP labels are great until they're not.

The problem? If the cut isn't clean, the label bubbles when you paste it. Or the release paper tears. Or the liner stays stuck.

At ±0.01mm precision, the Amydor cuts clean through the label layer while keeping the release paper intact. That means workers peel and stick fast—no picking at edges, no wasted labels.

Daily output? 200,000+ labels. That's real mass packaging speed.

Daily chemical industry: bottle labels, odd shapes, fast changeover

Shampoo bottles. Lotion pumps. Round, curved, weird surfaces.

Bottle labels often need special-shaped dies—arcs, petals, irregular curves. Changing dies on a traditional machine takes half a day.

On the Amydor? About 10 minutes.

Plus: laminated layers cut simultaneously without cutting through the release paper. No film warping. No peeling edges after application.

Cultural & creative: small studios, no training required

This one's different. Not mass production. Small batches. Notebook stickers. Gift labels. Custom wedding seals.

The Amydor comes with 100+ built-in templates and supports custom patterns. The machine sits on a 0.5㎡ desktop—fits in a small studio, not just a factory.

And you don't need a trained operator. Most people figure it out in an afternoon.