MY-970 Automatic High Speed Paper Cup Roll Die Cutting Machine

MYC-COM100 Simple style Single wall paper cup machine

What the MY-970 Roll Die Cutting Machine Does

The MY-970 is an automatic high-speed roll die cutting machine built for converting roll-fed paper and plastic material into die-cut blanks. In paper cup production, its main job is to cut and crease the printed paper fan blanks that later feed the cup forming machine. The same platform also handles paper box work, medical packaging, handbags and other environmental protection products where flat blanks are required.

The machine combines die cutting, creasing, embossing and full stripping in one working sequence. It is aimed at converters and cup producers who need a dedicated blank-preparation stage ahead of forming, rather than buying pre-cut fans. If your project spans both blank cutting and cup forming, review the single and double wall paper cup solutions to see how the stages are usually arranged.

Process Sequence and Configuration Highlights

The working flow is roll unwinding, feeding, die cutting and creasing, stripping, then delivery of finished blanks. The machine uses micro-computer control, servo positioning, an alternating current frequency converter, automatic counting, an electromagnetic clutch, centralized oil lubrication, overload protection and a dedicated gearing arrangement. Together these support steady cutting pressure, repeatable positioning and smooth, safe running.

Rated cutting speed, maximum cutting pressure, maximum and minimum cutting paper size, suitable paper weight and overall dimensions are listed in the Technical Specifications field on this page. Treat the rated cutting speed as a machine rating; the stable output you achieve depends on the die layout, paper grade, coating, blank complexity and how the machine is set and maintained on your floor.

Selection Variables to Confirm Before Quotation

Die cutting performance is decided by the match between the machine, the die and the material. Before a configuration is proposed, buyers should send the following so the machine can be matched to the actual job:

• Cup drawing or sample: top diameter, bottom diameter and height, plus the flat fan blank drawing if one already exists.
• Material and coating: PE coated paper, normal paper, corrugating paper or plastic, and whether the printed side faces the die.
• Paper weight: the GSM range you intend to run, since the suitable paper weight window is confirmed in Technical Specifications.
• Blank layout: number of cavities per sheet, die size and whether creasing or embossing is required in the same pass.
• Target output: required blanks per hour or per shift, so rated speed can be compared with realistic stable output.
• Utilities and site: voltage and frequency, air supply if required by the configuration, and available floor space for machine and roll handling.
• Downstream interface: how blanks will be stacked, packed and transferred to the cup forming line.

Quality Checks and Maintenance Planning

Because the die cutting stage sets the accuracy of every cup fan, blank quality should be checked at the machine rather than after forming. Practical checks include cut edge cleanliness, crease depth and position, dimensional consistency against the drawing, and blank flatness before stacking. Centralized oil lubrication and overload protection are part of the machine design, but a written lubrication and die-inspection routine still belongs in your own maintenance plan.

For a closer look at the machine family and its working principle, see the MY-970 automatic high speed roll die cutting machine overview, and compare running footage in the machine running video library.

Next Step

Send your cup drawing or sample, material and GSM, blank layout and target output through the inquiry form on this page, or contact us on WhatsApp with the same details. Our team will confirm the suitable MY-970 configuration and the information still needed before a quotation can be issued.