Punching & cutting

Cut on rectangle, punching on contour

Everything we print must also be brought into the desired contour: If the classic right-angled end trim is not enough for you, you can use die-cutting to create almost any shape in your printed product. Creasing makes cardboard foldable. Perforating creates detachable parts. Drilling holes enables filing or binding with bookbinding screws to create a fan. Rounding off corners reduces the risk of injury from sharp-edged materials. Die-cutting turns self-adhesive film and self-adhesive paper into finished stickers in the desired size and contour.

Die-cutting of finished brochures

In the area of staple-stitched brochures up to 4 mm thick, we offer the possibility of getting brochures, folders and booklets with contour cuts with “Formcut”. Whether semicircle, wavy line, peepholes, carrying handles or body shapes like a butterfly: you are guaranteed to attract attention.

Contract punching in full arch

For cardboard, we have a die-cutting machine from the packaging industry. This is particularly interesting as a service for offset printers: large print runs can be offered economically and even the 72x102cm full-sheet format, which is too large for many printers in terms of die-cutting, can be die-cut and creased fully automatically.

Punchable and cuttable materials

We punch and cut paper and cardboard from 80g/m² to 700g/m², cardboard up to 4mm thick, plastics up to 2mm thick. We can mill plastics thicker than 2 mm.

Formats for paper punching

We die-cut from very small up to a sheet format of 720×1,020mm. We can cut, saw or mill larger formats up to 2,000 x 3,000 mm with computer control.