LK-T80 Food Container Punching Machine for Low Waste Raw Material Production

The LK-T80 Food Container Punching Machine stands out for its low raw material waste production— a critical need for food container manufacturers where material costs often account for a large portion of total expenses. Traditional punching machines struggle with high scrap rates: overlapping raw material placement, inconsistent pressure, and imprecise dies lead to excessive waste, while high defect rates (often more than 5 per 1000 pieces) require reworking or discarding finished products, further increasing costs.​
The LK-T80 solves these issues with waste-optimized design. It achieves a low defect rate of just 1 per 1000 pieces, thanks to consistent punching pressure and precision alignment—this means almost all punched containers meet quality standards, no rework or waste from defects. For raw material scrap, it’s tailored to different container shapes: square containers have a scrap rate of 6%~14%, while round and irregular shapes (more complex to punch) have a scrap rate of 14%~20—all rates adjust based on sample size and cavity count, with optimized die-cutting to minimize material overlap.​
Beyond low waste, the machine has practical features to keep costs down. It has a built-in scrap collection channel to avoid losing usable small material pieces, and supports customizable dies for different container sizes/shapes—no need to buy new machines for product changes. For manufacturers focused on cutting material costs, improving yield, and maintaining profit margins, the LK-T80’s low-waste design delivers tangible, long-term savings.

Low defect rate: 1 per 1000 pieces, reduces rework and product waste​

Shape-specific low scrap: 6%~14% for squares, 14%~20% for rounds/irregulars (cost-efficient)​

Material optimization: Precision die-cutting minimizes raw material overlap​

Scrap collection: Built-in channel prevents loss of usable small material pieces​

Die flexibility: Customizable dies for different container shapes/sizes (no new machine needed)​

Stable operation: Consistent pressure avoids waste from misaligned punching​

Cost saving: Low waste + low defects cut raw material and rework expenses​

Targeted design: Optimized for food container materials (plastic/foil)