High precision digital die cutting machine for packaging

Every week, someone in packaging asks us the same question:

"How much is your digital die cutting machine?"

Fair question. But here's the thing—I can't give you a straight price without asking a few back.

Because the packaging industry isn't one thing. And the machine that works for one might be overkill—or underpowered—for another.

So let me explain what the Amydor digital die cutting machine for packaging actually does. Then you tell me your job. We'll figure out the price together.

What this machine does 
Cuts. Creasers. Punches.

One machine. One pass. No moving to a second station.

Precision: ±0.01mm. That's servo control territory. Not belt-drive guessing.

Materials it handles: cardboard, laminated paper. The common stuff in packaging lines.

What it's good for:

Packaging box sampling (prototypes before mass production)

Small-batch customization (short runs that don't justify big tooling)

Mass production (when you need consistent output all day)

Why the price varies

Precision configuration – tighter tolerances cost more

Working format – A1 large format vs smaller sizes

Customized size – not everyone needs standard

So when someone asks "how much," I have to ask back: What are you cutting?

How to get an accurate price 
Skip the back-and-forth. Tell us:

What you process – gift boxes? express boxes? food packaging bags?

Required size – how big are your sheets?

Production capacity – how many per day/week?

With those three things, we can recommend a model and give you a real number. No guesswork. No "maybe this fits."