Die Cutting in Printing

Die cutting is a process where you can cut out out of the ordinary square or rectangular objects out of a sheet of paper. This is usually done after printing. The Odee Company uses die cutting in conjunction with offset and digital printing to do such products as doorhangers and pocket folders. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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• doorhangers
• die
• cutting
• pocket
• folders
• dallas

[liltex10]

The dies are made by a diemaker and not located at our location. I'll put some thought into doing something in the future. Thanks for your comments.

[MrOwen6]

@martincrest

I run i heidelberg SBB and Planten i would

love to see how the cuting forms are made.

[martincrest]

I am a formemaker/diemaker i've made dies for cartons, greating cards plastics & corrugated cases i would love to show you but no one is interested in our skills anymore

[Littlemor1993]

Got a GCSE graphic design exam today and i didnt have a clue what die cutting was. Now i understand it.. Thanks (y)

[ArsonBay]

i work at the warehouse at paper source in chicago and i die cut on the valueline press machine and the old kluge

[messykenny]

I use to do all the ps2 reg cards on one

[hickeyink]

That was good

can you put a video up on how to make the dies?

[ldpasq]

just brilliant