Marbach helps packaging manufacturers make the most of their blanking stations. With the right blanking technology, productivity, process reliability, and the post-processing workflow can be sustainably improved.
Machine blanking is becoming increasingly important in packaging production. Even for smaller print runs or simple layouts, blanks are often separated directly in the blanking station today. This ensures efficient workflows and lays the foundation for reliable post-processing in downstream operations.
However, which technology is the best choice depends on various factors. In addition to the print run size, factors such as the sheet layout, material properties, and the requirements of further processing, among other things, play a decisive role. Using the station as a full sheet delivery can also be a cost-effective alternative, depending on the application.
Marbach offers various die-cutting technologies to meet different requirements. The alublanker impresses with its high-precision, one-piece aluminium construction, which combines low weight with high stability.
The lightblanker (pictured above) is particularly flexible as a modular system: its base frame remains in the machine, while only the job-specific separating grid is changed. For applications with the highest demands on cost-effectiveness and performance, the marbablanker offers a lightweight yet stable solution. The portfolio is rounded out by the compactblanker, which is specifically designed for complex layouts with the highest stability requirements.
Learn more about the various options for machine blanking at the Marbach Experience Hub, where you will also find a free whitepaper with practical guidance to help you select the right blanking technology.
