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Manual Feed Creasing and Die Cutting Machine in Bangladesh — ML-1200

  • Working area up to 1200 x 820mm — accommodates standard Bangladesh carton sheet sizes
  • Combined creasing and die cutting in one stroke — no second-pass creasing needed
  • Manual feed — no complex servo systems, low training requirement
  • Cutting pressure up to 250 tonnes — handles corrugated up to 5mm thick
  • Simple maintenance — mechanical platen with minimal electronic parts
  • Low capex — significantly cheaper than automatic die-cutting lines
  • Locally installed and serviced by Prominent Tec

Machine Specification

Specification Details
Max. Rule Area 1200 × 820 mm
Max Rule Length ≤ 30 m
Working Speed 22 ± 2 strokes/min
Motor Power 5.5 kW
Gross Weight 4500 kg
Net Weight 4200 kg
Dimensions (L × W × H) 2000 × 2050 × 1700 mm

Who this is for

Bangladesh’s carton-making sector has a wide spectrum. At the top end, high-volume converters run fully automatic die-cutting lines processing 6,000 sheets/hour. At the bottom end, small print houses and startups do their die-cutting on manual platens like the ML-1200, hitting 800–1,200 sheets/hour depending on operator skill and sheet size.

The ML-1200 makes sense for anyone running below 100,000 sheets per month, or for larger converters who need a backup platen for short runs and sample production. Print houses in Old Dhaka, Chittagong and Rajshahi commonly run this machine to serve local pharmacy, food and cosmetic clients whose order volumes don’t justify automatic-line time.

Applications

Small print houses use the ML-1200 for pharmacy medicine cartons, cosmetic outer boxes (for local brands), food and confectionery cartons and pizza-box style corrugated packaging. The machine is also common in the packaging-supplies businesses that serve Bangladesh’s e-commerce logistics sector — cutting shipping cartons in short runs for smaller online merchants.

For a growing print business, the ML-1200 is often the first die-cutting capex — bringing an outsourced step in-house — before eventually upgrading to a semi-automatic or automatic line as volume grows. Prominent Tec can help plan that upgrade path when the time comes.

Related equipment and supplies: Die Cutting and Hot Stamping Machine, Automatic Multi Function Folder Gluer, Cardboard to Cardboard Laminator Machine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between manual feed and automatic?

Manual feed means an operator places each sheet by hand — throughput depends on operator skill (typically 800–1,200 sheets/hour). Automatic feed uses a hopper and grippers — throughput 4,000–6,000 sheets/hour but capex is 4–5x higher.

What sheet sizes does the ML-1200 handle?

Working area up to 1200 x 820mm. That covers most standard Bangladesh carton and corrugated sheet sizes. Smaller sheets run without any adjustment.

Can it die-cut corrugated board or only flat card?

Both. With 250-tonne pressure it handles single-wall corrugated up to 5mm thick, plus flat card and duplex up to 600 gsm.

How much operator training is needed?

About half a day. The machine is mechanically simple — an operator with basic press experience is productive within a shift. Full training is included with installation.

What is the delivery timeline?

30–45 days to Chittagong port, plus 5–7 days for inland delivery and installation. Faster delivery may be possible from our existing stock — check with our sales team.

What is the typical price range in Bangladesh?

Price on request. The ML-1200 is significantly cheaper than automatic die-cutting lines — often the deciding factor for print businesses making their first die-cutting purchase. Request a quote for a current BDT figure.