The XtraDie Label punch and its features provide us with a general overview of the term “stamping.” Historically, in so-called traditional movable-type printing (as of 1492), the punch is the piece of hard metal on which the shape of the character is chiseled. This punch is then struck into a piece of softer metal, which thus receives the character in relief. This copper piece (known as a matrix) is then adjusted and used to close the mold into which molten lead is poured to produce the movable type in as many copies as desired. These movable type characters are then assembled into blocks, which are inked and transfer the ink to the sheet in a press.
The XtraDie is an accurate die-cutting system with a flat die. You just need to drag and drop your file, and everything is controlled by the computer. Then, everything is guided correctly by photoelectric cells.
You can die-cut the labels, roll the waste back into a new roll, and rewind the desired material back onto a roll in a single pass.
The XtraDie is suitable for die-cutting self-adhesive paper, labels, …
It is the ideal device in combination with flexo printing machines, screen printing machines, …




