High-speed Cartoning Machine

High-speed Cartoning Machine

High-speed cartoning machine have a wide range of applications across various industries due to their efficiency and ability to handle different types of products.

Industria farmacéutica: Packaging blister packs, botellas, tubos, vials, and other medical products.

Food and Beverage Industry: Cartoning food items like chocolate bars, biscuits, barras de granola, bolsitas, and cans.

Cosmetic and Personal Care Products: Packaging cosmetic items such as creams, lociones, shampoos, and makeup products into retail cartons.

Healthcare and Medical Devices: Embalaje de instrumentos quirúrgicos, disposable medical items, and healthcare kits.

High-speed cartoner are valued for their ability to handle large volumes efficiently, Reducir el trabajo manual, and improve packaging consistency and accuracy.

Especificación:

Hasta 320 cartón/min

Applicable para placas bister, botellas, Sachete, etc.

20 Días de entrega rápida

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How is the high Speed Cartoning Packing Machine

Cartoner can automatically and quickly pack blister plate, POD, facial cleanser, ointment, bolsitas, botella, granule bag, condom, soft double-layer aluminum, coffee, mask and etc.

Principales características

Capacidad de producción :	máx.. 320 Cartones/min
Rango de tamaño de cartón:	l(65-150)W.(35-85)h(12-45)milímetros
Requisitos de instrucciones	Rango de instrucciones de tamaño:l(78-250)*W.(85-170)milímetros
	Rango de tiempos de plegado de instrucciones:1-4 doblar
	Instrucciones de peso:60-70g/m²

Feeding of Cartons: Flat cartons are fed from a magazine or stack, typically using a mechanical arm or suction system, and are erected into shape.

Product Loading: The product is pushed into the erected carton through a mechanical pusher or by vacuum suction.

Leaflet Insertion: If required, a pre-folded leaflet is automatically inserted into the carton along with the product.

Carton Closing: After the product and leaflet are inserted, the machine folds and closes the carton flaps, usually by tucking or gluing them. The mechanism can vary between tuck-in, hot melt, or adhesive closure.