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Packaging finishing is becoming a core efficiency battleground

At Shanghai APPPEXPO, Pleet presented digital cutting workflows that connect design files, packaging structure verification, and short-run output. The emphasis was on faster sampling, lower manual rework, and more flexible finishing capacity.

Packaging brands now require shorter testing cycles, more design versions, and faster delivery. Digital cutting makes it easier to validate structures, update designs, and complete small-batch production without waiting for traditional die-making workflows.

• Supports full cut, half cut, creasing, punching, and marking on common packaging materials.
• Improves responsiveness for labels, cartons, folding boxes, and display samples.
• Helps printing and packaging teams keep more trial production in-house.

Pleet continues to position digital cutting as a flexible finishing center for packaging development, short-run production, and multi-version order management.