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Baysek C-190 Rotary Anvil Die Cutter

Name: Baysek C-190 Rotary Anvil Die Cutter
Brand: Baysek Solutions

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Increase production, decrease workload

One operator loads and the machine does the rest. Waste is stripped automatically with no stripping tools required, tie sheets and step stacks are set from the touch screen, and finished units come off ready for shipping prep — load after load.

Baysek C-190 with a finished stack of circles — Circles, cut and stacked in one pass

Baysek C-190 with finished partitions — Complete partition sets, nick-free

Machine features

Standard

One operator
Large die format
Quick set up and no make ready
User-friendly touch screen
Servo drive control system
Waste automatically stripped, no stripping tools required
Automatic tie sheet insert or step stack settings
Remote on-line machine diagnostics
Extended out feed conveyor
Infeed conveyor system

Optional opcional

Solid / thin board assist
Single face components
Reverse rotary brush
Video camera monitoring
Additional unload suction cups
2,500 lb. lift tables
Gear side catwalk
Infeed roller conveyor extensions

C-190 specifications

Sheet size — through	Max 1400 mm (55 in.) · Min 500 mm (20 in.)
Sheet size — across	Max 1900 mm (75 in.) · Min 500 mm (20 in.)
Board thickness	BC double wall 10 mm (0.375 in.) to 0.51 mm (0.02 in.) solid fiber
Speed	1,800 sheets per hour maximum cycle speed
Pile height	1270 mm (50 in.) maximum including pallet
Load capacity	544 kg (1,200 lbs.)
Floor space — through	7315 mm (288 in.) including preload, plus 1321 mm (52 in.) extended conveyor
Floor space — across	3785 mm (149 in.) including walkway
Height	2642 mm (104 in.), plus 865 mm (34 in.) waste extraction
Weight	13,600 kg (30,000 lbs.)
Electrical	380/480 V · 3 phase · 50/60 Hz · 100 A
Compressed air	1.70 m³/min at 6.9 bar (60 ft³/min at 100 PSI)
Waste removal	240 m³/min (8,500 ft³/min)

Flat die, rotary anvil, pneumatically stripped waste

Sheets are picked and placed onto the cutting die by suction cup assemblies and held on register by suction cups within the die itself. The die sits at a 5° angle and is compressed between the die bed and a rotary anvil wrapped in a semi-hard protective sleeve, so the knife penetrates into the sleeve rather than against steel — a clean shear cut and far longer knife life.

Finished pieces stay held in the die by suction while the waste is stripped pneumatically up the waste hood and sent to recycling. Unload suction cup assemblies then pick and place the finished pieces in neat, accurately counted stacks that leave the machine ready for shipping preparation.

C-190 unloading finished partitions — Unload side — partitions

C-190 unloading finished circles — Unload side — circles

Finished product

Shear cut — no angel hair
100% perimeter cut with no nicks or tags
F-flute through double wall, solid and thin board
One-out simple shapes to complex multi-outs
Finished work accurately counted and neatly stacked
Finished units ready for shipping prep on machine exit

Sigma X control platform

Current Baysek C Series machines are built on the Yaskawa Sigma-X servo platform. The 26-bit encoder gives far finer positioning and less speed ripple, while a 3.5 kHz bandwidth and 7,000 rpm maximum motor speed shorten acceleration and settling time — the machine reaches its cycle sooner and holds it more consistently.

The drives carry embedded acceleration sensors that track vibration, thermal headroom and power draw, and run that analysis themselves, so maintenance can be planned before a failure stops production. Sigma-LINK II network architecture routes data through a single hub, isolating encoder lines from electrical noise and vibration, and the amplifiers tolerate cabinet temperatures to 55 °C without auxiliary cooling.