Abstract: The invention relates to the machining of cutting (stamping) edges which are etched photochemically out of a carrier base and by means of which labels consisting of label material adhering releasably to a supporting web are to be cut (stamped) as a result of the rolling of the cutting edges of the label material, wherein the cutting edges are given a triangular cross-section having fluted sides by milling by means of a frustoconical milling cutter engaging the longitudinal sides of the cutting edges and rotating about its axis. The invention also relates to cutting edges obtained by the process.

Abstract: The invention relates to the machining of cutting (stamping) edges which are etched photochemically out of a carrier base and by means of which labels consisting of label material adhering releasably to a supporting web are to be cut (stamped) as a result of the rolling of the cutting edges of the label material, wherein the cutting edges are given a triangular cross-section having fluted sides by milling by means of a frustoconical milling cutter engaging the longitudinal sides of the cutting edges and rotating about its axis. The invention also relates to cutting edges obtained by the process.

Abstract: A device for cutting through, cutting into, perforating through or perforating into sheet material, such as papers, metal foils or plastic films, more particularly a label material disposed on a backing material which is not to be impaired, by means of a cutting disk which is to be detachably and coaxially clamped between a dolly disk and a pressure disk and the outside diameter of which is somewhat greater than the outside diameter of the dolly disk and of the pressure disk. The cutting disk is of such small thickness that the cutting work or perforating work can be carried out with its peripheral surface.

Abstract: A device is disclosed for cutting through, cutting into, perforating through or perforating into sheet material, such as papers, metal foils or plastic films, more particularly a label material disposed on a backing material which is not to be impaired, by means of a cutting disk which is to be detachably and coaxially clamped between a dolly disk and a pressure disk and the outside diameter of which is somewhat greater than the outside diameter of the dolly disk and of the pressure disk. The cutting disk is of such small thickness that the cutting work or perforating work can be carried out with its peripheral surface. To manufacture the device, the cutting disk are circularly ground, etched, dried, and then placed on a shaft for grinding or milling grooves into their peripheries.

Abstract: A process for producing an embossing die in roll form for embossing a relief on at least one side of a flat material. The process includes the steps of applying a photoresist layer to one side of a metal sheet in planar form; exposing the photoresist layer through a film having a pattern corresponding to the relief; developing the metal sheet by removing unexposed parts of the photoresist layer; bending the metal sheet into sleeve form around a roll such that exposed parts of the photoresist layer face outwardly; etching unexposed regions of the metal sheet down to a predetermined depth; removing the exposed parts of the photoresist layer from the metal sheet; connecting mutually facing edges of the metal sheet; and fastening the metal sheet to a die roll.