Cardboard discharge counting system

Asahi Kasei Dietec Co., Ltd., located in Montbard, Germany, as the European subsidiary of Asahi Kasei Machinery Co., Ltd., entered the European corrugated box market in early 2002. The company confirmed that it has sold and installed several AP 1600 Mk three-generation flat presses and die cutters to cartons in the UK, France and Germany. The company recently introduced a 2000 mm machine, the AP2000. Some of the technical details of this model are as follows:

- Effective operating speed is 6,600 sheets per hour;
- With the ability to die cut a variety of corrugated board, corrugated board material range from G-type and F-type corrugated board to five-layer corrugated board;
- Ability to cut cardboard in both parallel and vertical directions.

The most attractive feature of this model is that it can be operated on both the left and right sides of the machine. This is very important for a modern carton factory. This means that two die-cutters can be installed in adjacent locations, and only one operator can complete the job. Asahi Kasei is very careful in the R&D process. The design that can be operated on both the left and right sides is based on the requirements of the Japanese carton plant because the factory area of ​​the Japanese carton plant is generally very small. Another feature of this type of machine is that the company uses a large number of standardized spare parts, such as: Siemens S-7 electrical system, so the carton factory can easily obtain most of the spare parts.

One of the latest products of Asahi Kasei Corporation is the AP 1600 SP-10 flattening die-cutting machine. The recently launched prototype has been produced normally for 12 months at the carton factory in Japan. Another feature of this machine includes the integration of a cardboard discharge system that can discharge damaged cardboard at full speed. The maximum production speed of this type of machine is 7,500 cartons/hour. The machine also integrates a fully automated leading-edge paper feeder and a high-speed print register control system to detect problems with board printing through the visual system and to eject problematic paperboard through the paperboard discharge system. If there is no change during the setup process, the cardboard discharge system can also pull out a piece of cardboard at any time during production for quality inspection. Due to the addition of cardboard discharge equipment, the number of tampon bars increased from 8 to 10. This is why the model of this machine was designated SP-10.

The company also introduced a new type of dust removal and stripping system. This system was introduced to the market by Germany's Asahi Kasei Dietec after permission from the Japanese headquarters. This system can be installed behind any flat and flat die cutting machine and can be wired or installed independently to help remove waste, dust and hair, thereby reducing bacterial spores on cardboard. , a carton plant that is ideally suited to serve the food industry.