Step-by-Step Operating Guide for 970 Paper Cup Die Cutter
The 970 automatic paper cup die cutting machine delivers high-speed, high-precision blank production for paper cups and food containers. Correct operation ensures stable quality, less material waste and longer machine life. This guide covers full operating steps, safety rules and quick tips for production managers, operators and purchasers. All steps match the official design of our 970 die cutting machine.
1. Pre-Startup Preparation for 970 Die Cutting Machine
1.1. Safety and Power Inspection
Check all safety covers and emergency stop buttons are in place. Confirm the 380V three-phase power supply is stable. Remove tools or debris near the die area to avoid risks.
1.2. Material and Die Installation
Mount the paper roll on the pneumatic unwinding shaft. Load the dedicated cup die and lock it firmly. Check paper alignment to prevent deviation during feeding.
1.3. Basic Parameter Setting
On the PLC touch screen, set working speed (150–200 strokes/min), pressure and counting quantity. Confirm registration sensitivity matches your printed paper.
Image Alt Text: Pre-startup preparation for 970 automatic paper cup die cutting machine
2. Step-by-Step Official Operating Steps
Use this structured table to operate the machine in correct order.
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Operating Step |
Action Details |
Key Notes & Machine Advantages |
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Step 1: Power On & System Initialization |
Turn on the main power, start the PLC system, and wait 1–2 minutes for initialization. |
The automatic self-check system detects faults before production. |
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Step 2: Unwinding & Paper Feeding |
Start the unwinding unit, adjust tension, and feed paper to the die cutting area manually. |
Stable tension control avoids paper wrinkles or breaks. |
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Step 3: Registration Calibration |
Activate the photoelectric registration system and run 3–5 test strokes. |
±0.15mm high precision ensures consistent blank size. |
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Step 4: Formal Production |
Switch to automatic mode, monitor speed and paper feeding, and start mass production. |
150–200 strokes/min supports high-output continuous running. |
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Step 5: Waste Stripping & Delivery |
Check automatic waste stripping and blank stacking in real time. |
No manual sorting needed, reduces labor cost. |
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Step 6: Shutdown & Cleaning |
Stop production, turn off power, clean the die table, rollers and waste area. |
Regular cleaning extends die and machine service life. |
3. Key Safety and Operating Rules
- Keep hands away from the die cutting area during machine running.
- Do not open safety covers when the machine is in automatic mode.
- Adjust parameters only when the machine is in stop or test mode.
- Replace worn dies or rollers in time to ensure cutting quality.
4. Common Small Faults and Quick Solutions
- Paper deviation: Check tension and guide rollers, re-align the paper roll.
- Incomplete cutting: Increase pressure properly or check for die damage.
- Waste stripping failure: Clean waste channel and adjust stripping pins.
H2: Why Our 970 Machine Simplifies Operation
Our 970 automatic paper cup die cutting machine uses a user-friendly PLC control system. It supports one-key parameter memory, automatic registration and stable high-speed running. Even new operators can master it quickly with this guide.
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6. Conclusion
Following this step-by-step operating guide helps you run the 970 automatic paper cup die cutting machine safely and efficiently. Correct operation improves productivity, lowers waste and protects your equipment for long-term use.
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