Product News
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Say Goodbye to High Die Costs! How the IECHO LCT Series Helps SMB Label Printers Profit from Short-Run Orders
For thousands of small and medium-sized label printing shops, traditional die-cutting costs have long been a bottleneck to profitability. Standard rotary or flatbed die-cutting requires custom steel dies for every unique label shape or design, typically costing 50$ to 120$ for basic dies, and wel...Read more -
High-Speed Fly-Cutting Achieves Mass Production: IECHO LCT Series Matches Digital Printing Capacity
In recent years, the adoption rate of digital roll-fed printing equipment has continued to rise, with digital presses breaking through material feed speeds. After introducing high-speed digital printing lines, many print factories discover that downstream die-cutting processing speeds cannot keep...Read more -
Multi-Process Integration Becomes an Industry Trend: IECHO Flagship Model LCT2 Connects the Entire Label Post-Press Workflow
Traditional label post-press processing workflows are complex and redundant. Die-cutting, lamination, slitting, waste stripping, and sheet cutting belong to separate, independent processes. Enterprises must purchase multiple specialized machines, taking up significant factory floor space, while e...Read more -
High Scrap Rates from Registration Misalignment? IECHO Triple-Coordinated Precision Control System Solves Web Stretching Challenges
In the production of roll self-adhesive labels, web stretching and edge deviation are widespread, longstanding issues troubling print enterprises. Paper and film rolls are highly prone to lateral and longitudinal stretching deformation after heating and drying on digital printing presses. Traditi...Read more -
IECHO PK Series Full Model Selection Evaluation – Three Models Accurately Positioned to Help Users Select the Right Intelligent Cutting Equipment in One Step
In the intelligent cutting equipment market, product models are numerous and parameters are complex, leaving users frequently facing the confusion of “not knowing which one to choose.” Choosing too large wastes budget and occupies space; choosing too small fails to meet production dem...Read more
