Insignia X3
The Insignia X3 sheet-fed flexo-magnetic die cutter from Rollem is specifically designed to die cut materials up to 30 pt. thickness.
Proudly manufactured in the U.S., commercial and package printers are using the Insignia X3 to convert an extensive range of stocks, including paper and cardstock, PVC, PET, plastic, vinyl, adhesives and even lightweight aluminum.
The Insignia die cutter offers a wealth of value-added processes in an economical and easy-to-use machine. It’s ideal for digital printers offering customized products such as folded cartons for cosmetics, soaps, and craft boxes, beverage labels, retail hang tags, card carriers, industrial components, promotional products and much more.
Features
- Handles sheet sizes of 24×24” in either portrait or landscape
- Variable speeds up to 5,000 sph
Benefits
- Maximizes sheet imposition and utilization
- Reduce order completion time and labor costs
Capabilities
- Die Cutting
- Kiss-cutting
- Embossing
- Perforating
- Scoring
- Creasing
- Hole punching
Specifications
- Material Thickness:
- Minimum: 60lb Cover / 50gsm
- Maximum: 0.030” / 550gsm
- Sheet Size:
- 8 x 8” Minimum (20 x 20cm)
- 24×24” Maximum (61 x 61cm)
- Speed: Variable up to 5,000 sheets per hour
- Register:
- 6 Adjustable front head stops
- Side guide; pull left or right
- Gripper finger cam system
- Feed: Top suction air feed w/ 4 movable sucker heads. Front & side air separation. Feed capacity of ~36”
- Cylinder Options:
- Upper: magnetic, ceramic & steel
- Lower: Hard anvil, no lower jacket required
- Air Supply:
- Becker feed pump built in
- Compressed house air or air compressor required for stripping unit air knives
- Electrical Requirements:
- 230v – 60Hz – 3-phase – 15 amp
- 110v 1-phase line
- *Other voltages available
- Footprint (Die Cutter Only):
- 79” long X 58” tall X 49” wide
- 200cm long X 147cm tall X 125cm wide
- Weight: 4,200 lbs / 1,905 kgs
"Thanks to the ISX3, we’re seeing customers from a broad range of sectors including commercial, packaging, photographical and industrial companies. Some are seeking to eliminate outsourcing, and others with legacy machinery looking for shorter run, easy to operate alternatives."
Susan Corwin
Marketing Manager, Rollem USA
