Roll to Sheet Paper Cutting Machine in Bangladesh

Machine Specification

Who buys a sheeter in Bangladesh

Buying pre-cut paper is convenient but expensive per sheet. Buying rolls and cutting in-house is 20–30% cheaper on unit cost, but only makes sense above a certain volume. The typical Bangladesh buyer is a printing house or carton converter running above 15–20 tonnes of paper per month — where the sheeter pays back in under 18 months on paper savings alone.

Sheeters are also used by paper merchants who buy roll stock in bulk and sell cut sheets to smaller printers — the sheeter is the core equipment of the merchant business. In Bangladesh this is common in Old Dhaka and Chittagong where paper wholesale trade has historic clusters.

Applications

Direct users include commercial printing houses producing books, magazines and marketing collateral; carton converters cutting duplex board to the size needed by their die-cutter; and paper merchants selling cut sheets to smaller print shops. Secondary users include hospital and pharmaceutical packaging converters who need medical-grade paper cut to exact size for insert leaflets and outer sleeves.

For growing Bangladesh printers who currently pay a paper merchant to cut every roll, moving the sheeting in-house also gives full control over paper quality and rejects — sheets can be inspected before cutting and defective portions of a roll can be trimmed out rather than shipped mixed into a stack.

Related equipment and supplies: Flute Laminator Machine, Manual Feed Creasing and Die Cutting Machine, Cardboard to Cardboard Laminator Machine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sheet lengths can I set?

Any length within the machine’s programmed range — typically 200mm to 1400mm on standard configurations. Longer or shorter ranges are available on request.

What is the cutting tolerance?

Within 0.5mm on standard paper weights. Board and heavier stock (over 300 gsm) may run slightly wider — we specify tolerance per stock during commissioning.

Can it handle coated art paper without slipping?

Yes — the feed section has adjustable pressure rollers specifically to handle coated and glossy papers that would slip in a basic sheeter.

What paper thicknesses does it handle?

From 40 gsm tissue up to 400 gsm duplex board. Above 400 gsm requires a heavy-duty configuration; talk to us about your stock range before ordering.

What is the delivery time to Bangladesh?

30–45 days from order confirmation to Chittagong port arrival. Add 5–7 days for inland transport and on-site installation in your factory.

Do you supply replacement blades and re-grinding service?

Yes — replacement rotary blades are stocked in Dhaka, and we operate a knife re-grinding service so worn blades can be resharpened rather than replaced. This significantly reduces long-term running cost.