Bottom sealing cold cutting is a bag forming method where the bottom of the bag is sealed (joined) and then the film is cut without heat (mechanical/cold cutting). It produces strong bottom-sealed shopping bags with minimal thermal stress on the film.
The machine is designed primarily for shopping bags (bottom-sealed style). Depending on configuration and tooling, it can produce a variety of bottom-sealed HDPE and similar plastic shopping bags. Contact the supplier for options like handle types or special finishing.
The machine is suitable for HDPE and various similar plastic films. Exact compatibility (film grade, thickness, additives such as slip/anti-block) depends on the model and tooling—please consult the manufacturer with your film specifications for confirmation.
The rated maximum speed is up to 400 pieces per minute. The specification also lists 30–130 pcs/min per line across 4 lines; combined throughput depends on per-line settings and production parameters but will not exceed the machine's rated max of 400 pcs/min. Actual output varies with bag size, material and operator settings.
Maximum bag widths are available in three options: 550 mm, 750 mm or 950 mm. Maximum bag lengths are offered as 1200 mm or 1500 mm. Confirm the specific model/configuration when ordering.
Standard power requirement is 220 V, 50 Hz, single phase. Verify final electrical installation details with the supplier or electrician before commissioning.
This machine carries CE certification and is manufactured to ISO 9001:2010 quality management standard.
The machine weight is approximately 700 kg. Required floor space and layout vary by model and optional equipment—request a site layout and dimensional drawing from the supplier to plan installation.
Yes. The machine includes a computerized control system for easy operation and an automatic conveyor for efficient bag handling.
Typical maintenance includes regular cleaning, periodic lubrication of moving parts, inspection and replacement of cutting blades and wear items, checking sensors and electrical connections, and scheduled preventive servicing per the OEM manual.
Spare parts and after-sales support are generally available from the manufacturer or authorized dealers. It is recommended to stock common wear parts (blades, belts, sensors) and to arrange a parts/support agreement with the supplier.
Most suppliers offer operator training, either at the factory or onsite during installation and commissioning. Confirm training scope and availability with your vendor.
The machine is CE-certified, which implies standard safety features and compliance. Exact protective devices (emergency stop, guards, interlocks) depend on configuration—ask the supplier for the machine's safety feature list.
Yes. Common customizations include different bag widths/lengths, additional finishing stations, printing/registration interfaces, and custom conveyors. Discuss your production needs with the manufacturer to specify available upgrades.
Delivery, installation and commissioning services are typically provided by the supplier or dealer. They will arrange transport, install the machine, perform electrical and mechanical setup, run test batches and train operators. Confirm responsibilities, lead times and any on-site requirements when placing your order.
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