The working principle of the die-cutting machine is to use steel knives, hardware molds, steel wires (or stencils carved from steel plates) to apply a certain pressure through the embossing plate to cut the printed products or cardboard into a certain shape. If the entire printed product is press-cut into a single graphic product, it is called die-cutting; if the steel wire is used to make traces on the printed product or leave the bent grooves, it is called indentation; if the female and male templates are used, the mold Heated to a certain temperature, hot stamping of patterns or fonts with a three-dimensional effect on the surface of the printed product is called hot stamping; if one substrate is used to overlay another substrate, it is called laminating; except for the genuine product, the rest is called To discharge waste; the above can be collectively referred to as die cutting technology.