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2003 - Atlas Blumer 110 Die Cutter
()- Listing No
- 906799
- Year
- 2003
- Manufacturer
- Atlas
- Model
- Blumer 110
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Netherlands
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Description Brand Atlas Model Blumer 110 Built 2003 Type Diecutters Location Zaandam, NL Description Max size: 60 x 41 cm, integrated feeder SE - 18.2, Cross web paper cutter ST - 18.2, Die cutting unit D - 18, Strapping unit/banding PB - 18.1, Horizontal and vertical strappingPaper width min. 35 x 45 mmPaper width max. 405 x 600 mmStacking height min. 30 mmStacking height max. 100 mm Please note that this description may have been translated automatically. Contact us for further information. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase
About this machine
The Atlas Blumer 110 is a used die cutter — sometimes referred to as a flatbed cutter or cutting and creasing press — built in 2003 and currently located in Zaandam, Netherlands. Die cutters of this type are used in the packaging and print finishing industries to cut, crease, and shape sheet materials such as paperboard and corrugated stock into precise forms, typically for folded cartons, boxes, and display packaging. Atlas is the manufacturer associated with this machine.
This particular unit is configured as a complete inline system made up of several integrated modules working in sequence. It includes an integrated feeder (SE-18.2), a cross-web paper cutter (ST-18.2), a die cutting unit (D-18), and a strapping and banding unit (PB-18.1) capable of both horizontal and vertical strapping. This combination allows the machine to feed, cut, die cut, and band finished stacks within a single line.
The machine accepts a maximum sheet size of 600 × 405 mm and a minimum paper width of 45 × 35 mm, giving it a working range suited to a broad variety of smaller-format packaging applications up to the stated maximum of 60 × 41 cm. Finished stacks produced by the system have a minimum stacking height of 30 mm and a maximum stacking height of 100 mm, defining the output bundle dimensions handled by the banding unit.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
