die-cutting

British  

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

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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