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Brand: Huayue (Zhejiang Huayue Packaging Machinery Co., Ltd.), a leading enterprise in the domestic paper cutter industry, with products exported to over 60 countries and regions worldwide. Model: 1370, representing the maximum cutting width of 1370mm, is the most commonly used folio paper cutter model in the packaging and printing industry. Function level: high-speed program control, equipped with a computer control system, allowing for the preset of multiple sets of cutting dimensions, enabling automated continuous cutting. Equipment type: single-sheet paper cutter, specifically designed for the paper cutting process in the printing and packaging industry
Equipment manufacturer: Zhejiang Huayue Specification and model: 1370 Maximum cutting speed: 40,000 sheets/hour Maximum cutting width: 1370mm Maximum cutting thickness: 120mm
Key Takeaways (TL;DR)
- A programme-controlled 1370 mm guillotine cutter from Zhejiang Huayue, one of China’s leading paper-cutting machinery makers with exports to 60+ countries.
- Cuts up to 40,000 sheets/hour with computer-preset cutting sequences for automated continuous production.
- The 1370 width is the standard folio cutter in packaging and printing plants.
- Prepares press-ready sheets and trims finished work, removing a classic bottleneck before the press and in finishing.
Market Context & Key Figures
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | 1370 (max cutting width 1370 mm) |
| Max speed | 40,000 sheets/hour |
| Max cutting thickness | 120 mm |
| Control | Computer programme preset, multi-sequence |
| Type | Single-sheet guillotine for print & packaging |
Cutting accuracy sets the baseline for every downstream register and fold, and automation here is a proven cost lever. Print automation was a top-ten theme in our curated 2026 corpus (11 tagged items), and ‘lights-out’ and automated material handling featured repeatedly in coverage — cutting rooms are being integrated into automated workflows rather than run as manual islands.
Editorial Perspective
Our editorial view: the paper cutter is the most under-rated profit lever in a print plant. Programme-controlled cutting with stored job sequences removes set-up error, protects register, and lets one operator run what used to take two. For converters, the 1370 folio size matches the press formats used across most of the industry.
More FAQ
What is a programme-controlled paper cutter?
A guillotine with a computer controller that stores cutting programmes (positions and sequences), so operators recall a job and the machine executes the full cutting pattern automatically — reducing set-up time and error.
Why is cutting accuracy important?
Every downstream operation — folding, gluing, die-cutting, binding — inherits the sheet’s position. Inaccurate cutting causes register drift, rejects and waste; accuracy of ±0.1–0.2 mm is the practical standard for packaging work.
Which size cutter does a packaging plant need?
Folio work (up to 1050×740 mm printed sheets) is covered by a 1370 mm cutter; plants running larger formats or corrugated typically step up to 1680 mm or wider models.
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