A customer application featuring imported paper, a 239 m/min running speed and 890 × 655 mm finished sheets.

The CHM-1400 is running at a customer's factory in Morocco, processing 200 GSM white board supplied by an overseas paper brand. 

In this production job, the machine is running at 239 m/min and cutting sheets measuring 890 × 655 mm.

For paper converters, the choice of a sheeter depends on more than the paper weight alone. The type of paper, required sheet size, 

production volume and cutting requirements all need to be considered.

This Moroccan case gives a practical example of how the CHM-1400 is used in white board production.

Production details

• Machine: CHM-1400 paper sheeter

• Paper type: White board

• Paper weight: 200 GSM

• Running speed: 239 m/min

• Sheet size: 890 × 655 mm

• Customer location: Morocco

• Paper brand: Imported brand

What Is the CHM-1400 Designed to Handle?

The CHM-1400 belongs to CHM's single-knife roll-to-sheet sheeter range. It converts jumbo paper rolls into cut sheets 

for further processing, printing or other downstream applications.

The series can be used with different paper materials, including white board, coated paper, kraft paper, printing paper and offset paper.

 This makes it relevant to businesses that process more than one type of paper and need a machine suited to their regular production work.

For customers working with white board, the ability to match the machine to the paper weight and finished sheet dimensions is particularly

 important. A 200 GSM board job such as this one has different requirements from a job involving lightweight printing paper.

The aim is to select a suitable configuration for the paper and the work the customer needs to complete, rather than choose a machine based on speed alone.

Why Consider a Single-Rotary Paper Sheeter?

Not every paper converter needs the same machine configuration. The right choice depends on the material being processed,

the required output and the way the factory organizes production.

A single-knife sheeter such as the CHM-1400 is worth considering for businesses converting jumbo rolls into sheets across a range of paper applications.

1. Suitable for different paper materials

Paper converters may handle white board for packaging, coated paper for printing, kraft paper for industrial or packaging uses, and other paper grades. 

The CHM-1400 series is designed for a range of these roll-to-sheet applications.

If your factory processes several paper grades, it is useful to discuss them together when selecting a machine. Paper weight, roll dimensions and finished 

sheet size can affect the configuration required.

2. A practical option for roll-to-sheet production

Some businesses purchase jumbo rolls and cut them into sheet sizes required by their own customers. Others need to prepare paper sheets for printing, 

packaging or further converting.

The CHM-1400 performs this roll-to-sheet cutting process. For a business looking to bring paper sheeting in-house, it can be part of a production setup 

built around the customer's materials and output requirements.

3. Running speed matched to the job

In the Morocco case, the CHM-1400 is running at 239 m/min while processing 200 GSM white board.

This figure provides a useful reference for customers considering similar applications. However, actual production speed depends on the paper, sheet dimensions, 

machine configuration and operating conditions.

 A suitable machine should be selected according to the complete production requirement, not a single speed figure.

Who May Benefit from the CHM-1400?

The CHM-1400 may be worth considering for several types of businesses.

Paper converters that purchase jumbo rolls and supply cut sheets to printing, packaging or other industrial customers may use a sheeter to bring this process into their own factory.

Printing and packaging companies that need paper sheets in specific dimensions can consider roll-to-sheet converting as part of their material 

preparation process. 

White board and coated paper are examples of materials used in these applications.

Paper distributors and processors that serve customers with different sheet-size requirements may need equipment that supports their regular converting work.

Businesses expanding their production capacity may also be considering a new sheeter as their order volume or product range changes. In this situation,

 it is worth reviewing the paper grades, sizes and expected output before deciding on a machine.

These are potential applications rather than a one-size-fits-all recommendation. The best fit depends on the customer's actual production plan.

Choosing a Sheeter Starts with Your Paper

Before recommending a CHM-1400 configuration, we need to understand what you plan to produce.

The most useful information includes:

• Paper type and GSM

• Jumbo roll width and diameter

• Required sheet length and width

• Target running speed

• Expected production volume

• Any specific requirements for the finished sheets

With these details, CHM can better assess the application and discuss a suitable machine configuration with you.

The CHM-1400 running in Morocco is one example: 200 GSM white board, 239 m/min and 890 × 655 mm sheets. If your production 

requirements are similar—or if you work with other paper grades—we can start with your specifications and work out what makes sense for your factory.

Looking for a paper sheeter for white board, coated paper or other roll paper? Contact CHM with your paper specifications and 

required sheet size. 

We'll discuss your production needs and help you evaluate a suitable solution.