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For a sample unit, you're looking at roughly $48,000 to $52,000 depending on the width—mid-volume orders of 3-5 units bring it down to about $44,000 each, and if you're taking 10+ units in bulk we can get that under $40,000 per machine, which really changes your per-sheet cost.
It cuts at 300 cuts per minute and holds that ±0.4mm tolerance even when you're running 1700mm wide kraft or fluting—most guys don't need tighter than that for corrugated anyway, and the high-carbon steel blades last about 8 months with regular use (we usually have spares in stock, but confirm lead time).
What it does that really matters on the floor is handle those 1650mm diameter jumbo rolls without any manual babysitting—the hydraulic servo system is pretty much the reason you get that consistent accuracy at speed across 50-500g/m² paper, but it's not ideal for tissue or very lightweight stock below 40g/m².
You can get custom voltage (we've done 380V and 220V obviously but also 415V for some markets) and the PLC can be programmed for different cut lengths on the fly—OEM is possible if you're ordering 5 units or so, but the main models are DP-PS1400-1 for 1400mm width or the 1700-1 for wider rolls.
Shiping form our factory to port takes about 20 days or so, and each machine weighs 9000-10000kg with dimensoins around 9m long—you'll need a forklift at least 12 tons to unload, and our company provide the COA and TDS with every shipment, though the anti-static device is a standerd add-on now.
We generally start at 1 unit for first-time buyers, but we can discuss lower MOQs if you're doing a trial run. Just let us know your needs.
Lead time is usually 30-45 days from order confirmation, depending on current production load. We'll give you a precise timeline once we check our schedule.
Yes, we can supply a CE certificate and a calibration report verifying the ±0.4mm accuracy. Just request it when you order.
It's optimized for 50-500g/m², so heavier cardboard might cause issues. For anything above that, we'd recommend checking with us first—we may have a customized blade option.
It's disassembled into sections, wrapped in waterproof film, and crated for sea freight. Store it indoors, in a dry area between 5-35°C to avoid rust on the high-carbon steel blade.
