CHM-SGT1700 Paper Sheeter Packed and Shipped to India: From Our Factory to the Customer’s Production Site
Today, another CHM machine is getting ready to leave our factory. The CHM-SGT1700 double rotary paper roll to sheeter has been fully packed with heavy-duty protective packaging, and our team is loading it into a shipping container for delivery to an Indian paper converter. This shipment marks a key milestone before the machine arrives on-site and goes into formal production.

From Factory Packing to Container Loading
Before any machine leaves our workshop, robust packing and protection form a critical part of the delivery process. The whole unit is secured for long ocean transit, to prevent damage during lifting and transportation.
For this CHM-SGT1700 order, the machine is fully packed and ready for loading. Our priority today is to make sure the equipment reaches India safely, for installation and commissioning at the customer’s plant.
To our team, shipping machinery means more than moving hardware out of the warehouse. It bridges our factory manufacturing capability and the customer’s production growth targets.
CHM-SGT1700: Built for High Precision Paper Sheeting
The CHM-SGT1700 synchronize-fly sheeter is our proven model to unwind large paper rolls and cut them into flat sheets. It uses upper and lower rotary cutting blades to deliver clean, neat cuts.
It handles paper weights from 200 to 1000 GSM, with cutting accuracy of ±0.5mm. It runs at a web speed up to 300 meters per minute, with a max cutting length ranging from 450mm to 1650mm and maximum cutting width of 1700mm. It works well for board paper, art paper, kraft paper, coated paper, duplex paper, high-gloss paper, silver/gold card, aluminium foil paper and laser paper.
That is why this model has become a popular pick among many Indian paper converters. For paper processors, picking the right sheeter depends on far more than just the machine itself. Paper grade, GSM, finished sheet dimensions, output targets and production schedules all affect the final choice.
This CHM-SGT1700 fits well for mid-to-large paper converting plants that need stable high-speed cutting, tight cutting tolerance and low material waste. A properly matched sheeter lets factories arrange production based on their raw materials and finished goods requirements. This is why we always talk through your paper specs and production goals before recommending equipment.
At CHM, we listen closely to each customer’s real working conditions and configure the machine to match their production demands. We deliver equipment that performs reliably on the shop floor, not just a sheet of technical data.

On Its Way to a Customer in India
India remains a core market for paper converting machinery. Local manufacturers run a wide range of paper grades, sheet sizes and end-product applications. Many Indian converters have selected our CHM-SGT1700 for its consistent performance and versatile material compatibility.
This CHM-SGT1700 we are shipping now is heading to one of our trusted Indian customers. Once transport and site preparation are complete, the machine will start production to expand the customer’s paper converting capacity.
Every machinery project covers the full journey from factory to production floor. Packaging, sea freight, installation and commissioning all need careful planning before the machine starts operation.
We look forward to this CHM-SGT1700 arriving safely and running steadily at the customer’s site. We will keep sharing real project updates from CHM factory, showing our machines and the support behind every delivery.
Looking for a Paper Sheeter for Your Business?
Every paper converting mill has unique production needs. If you plan to invest in a roll-to-sheet cutter, start by reviewing the paper materials you process and the sheet sizes you need to produce.
Share with us your paper type, GSM, parent roll width and target finished sheet size. The CHM team will review your application and help you find the right sheeting solution.
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