die-cutting

noun

1. printing the cutting by machine of paper or card into shapes with sharp steel knives, such as in the manufacture of cardboard boxes

Example Sentences

Like the MASKproject’s design, M.I.T.’s shield is produced on a die-cutting machine and then folded by hand, whereas Duke Health’s uses a 3-D-printed headband.

From Scientific American

Cricut invented the smart die-cutting machines for home use, but there are other brands on the market, including Silhouette and Brother.

From Seattle Times

Granted, the tutorial used a die-cutting machine instead, which would likely work better.

From Washington Times

I don’t have a die-cutting machine, but I could see using this technique with some of the larger paper punches I have to make polka-dot designs.

From Washington Times

In King County, you can make between $50,000 and $60,000 die-cutting and soldering.

From Seattle Times