Import Die Cut Machine — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The machine offered by Yongjia Dade Packaging Machinery Company is a die‑cutting unit designed for high‑speed beer label production. It features a flat‑knife punching system that can process up to 1,000 sheets in a single run, delivering neat and clean finished sheets. The edge‑material control is set to approximately 1.5 mm, which contributes to a raw‑material saving of about 25 % to 30 % compared with conventional machines. The design is described as a simple structure that is easy to maneuver and operate, aiming to boost productivity on continuous labeling lines.

Typical die‑cut machines in this segment use hardened steel knives and operate at speeds of 500 to 1,200 sheets per minute, with sheet‑size tolerances of ±0.2 mm, which aligns with the 1.5 mm edge control claimed by this unit. Standard industry practice expects material waste reductions of 20 % to 25 % when moving from older rotary‑blade systems to flat‑knife designs, so the advertised 25 %‑30 % saving is at the upper end of the range. The unit’s straightforward mechanical layout reduces maintenance downtime, a common advantage cited for machines that avoid complex hydraulic or servo drives.

Primary users are label converters and beverage manufacturers who require continuous, high‑volume production of beer labels. These buyers typically look for machines that can integrate into existing high‑speed lines and accept standard sheet formats up to A4 size. Prospective importers should verify the exact sheet dimensions supported, confirm the MOQ, and ask the supplier for lead‑time, Incoterms and payment conditions before placing an order. Because the listing does not disclose certification or warranty details, requesting a factory test report and after‑sales service agreement is advisable.

Yongjia Dade Packaging Machinery Company is based in Yongjia County, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, at Huangtian North Road 2#, Oubei Town, postal code 325101. The company is listed with a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating that basic business credentials have been verified. Its registered address places it within a region known for a concentration of packaging equipment manufacturers. The supplier’s profile does not disclose turnover, employee count or years of operation.

According to the platform data the supplier’s response rate is currently 0 % and no average response time is recorded, which suggests that communication performance may be limited. Prospective buyers should therefore initiate contact early to assess the supplier’s responsiveness and to request detailed quotations. The listing focuses on a new die‑cutting machine for beer labeling, but does not provide additional product lines or certifications. Importers are encouraged to request factory photographs, test reports and references to validate production capability.