Kiss cutting is a form of die cutting where a very light impression cuts through the top layer, not through the backing material. It is commonly used for stickers, adhesive labels and similar applications and can be done on a variety of materials like adhesive-backed foils, papers, vinyl and more.
We Use:
- Heidelberg 105 Varimatrix 1050mm maximum 7,500 sheets per hour
- Heidelberg SBD cylinder 640x900mm Max
- Heidelberg SBB cylinder 800x550mm
- Bobst 1260 1260x920mm
- Tosi Platen 1800x1500mm
- Rabolini Platen 1400×1000
- Crossland Platen 1000x760mm
- Polar 115E Flowline system with jogger and transomat
- Polar 115E Programmatic guillotine with pile lifts
- Seypa 132mm Guillotine with pile lifts
Our Service:
- Kiss cutting involves precisely cutting through the top layer of adhesive material, such as paper or vinyl, while leaving the backing layer intact. This technique is commonly used for creating shapes for stickers, address labels, and other items with adhesive backing.