An embossing machine is a device that uses one or more pairs of rollers engraved with decorative patterns to create concave - convex patterns on the surfaces of materials such as paper, leather, plastic films, and fabrics through pressure. It is widely used in packaging, printing, leather, textile, and other industries to enhance the aesthetic appeal and texture of materials.
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Diverse patterns: The roller patterns can be customized, covering various styles such as geometric patterns, wood - grain imitations, and leather - grain imitations, meeting the personalized needs of different customers.
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Precise pressure: Adopting a hydraulic or mechanical pressure system, the pressure adjustment range is usually 0.5 - 10MPa, precisely controlling the depth and clarity of the patterns.
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Efficient and stable: The operating speed can reach 10 - 100m/min, supporting continuous long - term operation. Moreover, the equipment has low vibration and noise during operation.
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Working width: Common widths include 600mm, 1000mm, 1600mm, etc. Larger widths can be customized according to production requirements.
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Roller parameters: The roller diameter is generally 150 - 300mm, and the material is mostly alloy steel. The surface undergoes special treatment to enhance wear resistance and pattern expressiveness.
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Power system: The motor power, depending on the working width and operating speed, generally ranges from 2 - 15kW. Some models are equipped with a variable - frequency speed - regulation function.
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Packaging field: Used for embossing the surfaces of gift boxes and handbags to add a sense of luxury to the packaging.
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Leather industry: Performs embossing treatment on artificial leather and genuine leather to simulate different texture effects.
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Textile industry: Creates various patterns on the surfaces of fabrics, which are used for making curtains, sofa fabrics, etc.
