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Iecho PK-0705 Plus

The iEcho PK-0705 Plus is a compact, fully automatic digital cutting plotter specifically designed for the graphic arts industry, packaging development, and advertising technology. It is the ideal solution for small to medium production runs where die-cutting is required without the need for expensive physical dies.
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Key Features:
The PK-0705 Plus is an "all-in-one" system capable of cutting, creasing, and kiss-cutting in a single operation. Being digitally controlled, it eliminates the costs and lead times associated with conventional die-cutting tools.

Applications: Labels, folding cartons, personalized packaging, stickers, POP displays, and greeting cards.
Materials: Cardboard, corrugated board (E-flute), PVC sheets, sticker paper, and various plastics.

Automatic Feeding System: The plotter is equipped with a vacuum feeder that automatically processes sheet stacks, enabling productive, unattended operation.

Oscillating Tool (EOT): Unlike basic plotters, the Plus model features a vibrating knife, allowing it to precisely cut thicker or more rigid materials (up to 6 mm).

CCD Camera: A high-precision camera system automatically detects register marks on printed sheets for highly accurate contour cutting, even if the sheet is fed with a slight skew.

Vacuum Table: Securely holds the material during cutting to ensure maximum precision.

Working Area: 750 mm x 530 mm
Max. Material Thickness: Up to 5 mm (depending on the tool)
Tool Configuration: Oscillating knife, drag knife, creasing wheel
Efficiency: No setup times required for die-cutting – simply load the file and start.
Versatility: One device for a wide range of materials, from paper to thin rigid foam boards.
Space-saving: Compact design fits into nearly any print shop.

Summary: The iEcho PK-0705 Plus is a true workhorse for print shops seeking the flexibility to meet customer demands while maintaining the precision of an industrial die-cutting machine for small production runs.

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