ML Series Platen Creasing Machine
ML750 Platen Creasing and Die Cutting Machine
The DSPM ML750 is a platen machine for creasing and die cutting work in printing, packaging and converting environments. Its 750 × 520 mm frame, rated working speed of 28 ± 2 cycles per minute and 2.2 kW motor provide a clear technical basis for evaluating the machine against a specific material, tooling layout and production requirement.
- Frame Size
- 750 × 520 mm
- Working Speed
- 28 ± 2 cycles/min
- Motor and Voltage
- 2.2 kW / 380 V
Creasing and Die Cutting on a Single Platen Machine
The ML750 applies pressure through a platen and compatible tooling to crease, cut or shape suitable sheet materials. Depending on the die, cutting rules and production setup, the machine can be used for creasing as well as full-cut and half-cut operations.
This combination allows a converter to use one machine for different forming requirements without describing every job as the same process. A folding line, a complete cut and a partial cut each place different demands on the die layout, cutting depth and material. These factors should therefore be reviewed together rather than judged only by the machine model.
The ML750 is a dedicated model within DSPM’s range of platen creasing machines. Buyers comparing different ML-series models should consider the required frame size, material, tooling arrangement, production volume and available installation space before selecting a machine.
Materials and Converting Applications
The ML750 technical information identifies several material groups that may be evaluated for creasing or die cutting. Actual suitability depends on the material thickness, rigidity, surface condition, die design and required finished result.
Paper and Paperboard
The machine may be considered for suitable printed paper, paperboard and other sheet-based converting work. Typical requirements can include folding lines, shaped components and complete or partial cuts.
Corrugated and Packaging Materials
Corrugated board and packaging board may also be evaluated when their construction, thickness and tooling requirements fall within the confirmed operating scope of the machine. For a broader view of related production processes, buyers can review DSPM’s guidance for paperboard converting workflows.
Sheet and Adhesive Materials
The supplied technical document also identifies plastic sheets, leather, cork, self-adhesive materials, EVA and double-sided adhesive materials as potential applications. A material name alone does not confirm suitability. Buyers should provide the exact material specification, thickness, sheet dimensions and expected cutting or creasing result before the tooling and machine configuration are finalized.
Construction Designed for Stable Platen Operation
Annealed HT250 Cast Components
The machine body, pressure frame and other cast components are described as HT250 gray cast iron parts that undergo annealing treatment. This treatment is intended to support structural stability and reduce the risk of deformation or cracking during normal operation.
Heat-Treated Main Shaft and Gears
The main shaft and major transmission gears are described as heat-treated components. The treatment is used to support the strength, rigidity and hardness required by the platen transmission system.
Nitrided Guide Plates
The guide liners are identified as 38CrMoAl components with nitriding treatment. Their surface treatment is intended to improve hardness and wear resistance while supporting consistent upper and lower platen pressure over continued use.
Transmission Links and Bushings
The transmission connecting rods are described as ductile cast iron components selected for strength and toughness. Composite bushings are used in transmission positions, while powder-metallurgy bushings are used in the connecting-rod system to support movement and lubrication.
The precise material grades, bearing brands and component scope should be checked against the confirmed machine configuration before an order is finalized.
Operation, Lubrication and Safety Features
Electromagnetic Clutch
A single-plate electromagnetic clutch is used to support responsive engagement during machine operation.
Continuous Operation and Opening Delay
The supplied machine description includes continuous press-cutting operation and an adjustable opening-delay function. The required operating mode should be selected according to the job, tooling and operator procedure.
Lubrication Arrangement
The machine includes a lubrication arrangement for maintaining transmission components and supporting the flow of lubricant through the relevant points. The precise scope of centralized and manual lubrication should be confirmed for the ordered configuration.
Operating Protection
The original machine information identifies an emergency stop, hand-operated limit switch, push-rod limit switch and multiple protection devices. These features support machine control but do not replace appropriate operator instruction, safe procedures and routine inspection.
Movable Plate Frame
An external movable plate frame is identified as the standard arrangement in the supplied document. Other inner or outer movable frame arrangements should be treated as configuration items and confirmed before production.
ML750 Technical Specifications
| Specification | ML750 |
|---|---|
| Model | ML750 |
| Frame Size | 750 × 520 mm |
| Working Speed | 28 ± 2 cycles/min |
| Creasing and Cutting Line Length | < 15 m |
| Motor Power | 2.2 kW |
| Voltage | 380 V |
| Overall Dimensions | 1500 × 1300 × 1600 mm |
| Net Weight | 1800 kg |
| Gross Weight | 2000 kg |
The specifications above are based on the supplied ML750 technical document and are suitable for preliminary product comparison and site planning. Production output depends on the material, die design, operator method and working conditions. Voltage, phase, frequency, component selection and the final machine configuration should be confirmed in the quotation and technical agreement.
Information Required for ML750 Application Review
Selecting a platen creasing and die cutting machine requires more than comparing a model number with a sheet dimension. DSPM should understand the intended job before the machine, tooling and commercial scope are confirmed.
Buyers should prepare the following information:
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Material type
Identify the exact paper, board, plastic, leather, EVA, adhesive or other sheet material.
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Material thickness and construction
Provide the thickness, number of layers and any relevant surface or structural characteristics.
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Workpiece dimensions
Confirm the sheet size and the dimensions of the finished component.
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Required process
State whether the job requires creasing, full cutting, half cutting or a combination of operations.
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Tooling information
Supply a drawing, sample, die layout or finished-product reference when available.
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Production expectations
Explain the expected output, batch size, job-change frequency and working schedule.
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Electrical conditions
Confirm the voltage, phase and frequency available at the installation site.
This information helps prevent a machine from being selected only by its nominal frame size and supports a more relevant technical discussion.
Transport and Site Readiness
The ML750 has an overall machine size of 1500 × 1300 × 1600 mm and a stated net weight of 1800 kg. These values should be considered when planning the access route, unloading method and final machine position.
Before shipment, the buyer should check:
- Factory entrance and doorway dimensions
- Internal aisle width and turning space
- Availability of suitable unloading and lifting equipment
- Floor and placement conditions
- Operating clearance around the machine
- Access required for cleaning and maintenance
- Local electrical supply
- Destination and delivery conditions
The supplied document lists a gross weight of 2000 kg. However, the final packing dimensions, packing method, lifting arrangement, container plan, freight cost and unloading responsibilities must be confirmed in the quotation, packing information and sales contract.
The stated electrical supply is 380 V. Phase, frequency, connection requirements and any market-specific electrical configuration should be verified before production and shipment.
Manufactured by DAIS Printing Machinery
DAIS Printing Machinery, also presented internationally as DSPM Machine, was established in 1993 and operates from a 50,000-square-meter manufacturing site in Zhejiang, China.
The company designs and manufactures printing, packaging and post-press equipment for paper converters, packaging manufacturers and commercial printing businesses. Its manufacturing resources include more than 100 sets of CNC equipment, including machining centers and robotic plasma-cutting equipment.
DAIS has participated in more than 260 international exhibitions and has supplied machinery to customers in more than 50 countries and regions.
Model selection, configuration and acceptance requirements are confirmed according to the buyer’s material, process and order specifications.
ML750 Frequently Asked Questions
How can I confirm whether the ML750 is suitable for my material?
Provide the exact material name, thickness, structure, sheet dimensions and required finished result. Material samples, drawings or photographs can help clarify the application. Suitability should be confirmed together with the tooling and process requirements.
What tooling information is required before quotation?
Explain whether the job requires creasing, full cutting, half cutting or combined processing. A product drawing, die layout, sample or finished-part dimensions can support a more accurate review.
Which electrical details should be confirmed before ordering?
The supplied ML750 document states 380 V. The available phase, frequency, electrical standard and connection requirements at the installation location should also be confirmed before the configuration is finalized.
How are standard and optional configurations confirmed?
The supplied document identifies an external movable plate frame as standard and notes that other frame arrangements may be available. Electrical components, lubrication arrangements and other configuration details should be listed clearly in the quotation and technical agreement.
What site information is needed before delivery?
Confirm the entrance size, internal access route, unloading method, lifting equipment, final machine position, working clearance and available electrical supply. Final packing and transport information should be checked before shipment.
What warranty and after-sales terms apply to the ML750?
Warranty coverage, excluded wear parts, technical support, spare parts, installation assistance and other service responsibilities should follow the confirmed quotation, contract and service agreement for the specific order.