Automatic Paper Bags Production Machine

The machine is designed primarily for fruit bags but can manufacture various types of plain paper bags used in retail and packaging. For specialized styles (e.g., handle bags, gusseted bottoms, or printed bags) confirm compatibility or required optional attachments with the supplier.

Maximum speed is 300 pieces per minute. Actual output depends on bag size, paper weight, and production settings—smaller simple bags reach top speed more easily than large or complex bags.

Rated voltage is 380V/50Hz (three-phase). Rated power consumption is 6 kW. Installation should be completed by a qualified electrician with appropriate protection, grounding, and circuit sizing per local code and supplier guidance.

Machine footprint is 4580 x 1650 x 1850 mm (L x W x H). Allow additional clearance around the machine for material feeding, operator access and maintenance—discuss factory layout and space requirements with your supplier or installation team.

Net weight is approximately 3000 kg. Installation typically requires a level, reinforced floor and appropriate lifting equipment. The supplier or installer should handle placement, leveling and commissioning.

The machine works with standard paper rolls used for retail and fruit bags. Suitable paper grammage varies by bag style; many bag makers use papers in a broad range (for example, light to medium weights). Check with your supplier for recommended paper types and exact gsm ranges for your bag specifications.

This model focuses on high-speed bag forming (fruit and retail bags). Handle application or inline printing may require optional modules or a separate integrated unit—confirm available options with the manufacturer or authorized dealer.

Changeover time depends on the difference between sizes and operator experience. The machine is described as user-friendly with simple controls to reduce changeover time, but exact setup times vary—ask the supplier for typical changeover times for your common bag sizes.

The machine includes a video outgoing inspection system for quality assurance. This camera-based inspection detects defects and helps ensure only conforming bags leave the machine; additional rejection, logging or integration options should be confirmed with the supplier.

Typical maintenance includes daily cleaning of paper dust and adhesive residue, routine lubrication of moving parts, periodic checking and tensioning of belts, inspection and replacement of cutting blades and sensors as needed. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule and keep recommended spare parts on hand.

Operator needs depend on production layout, but one trained operator can typically run the machine with occasional assistance for material loading and quality checks. For continuous high-volume runs you may schedule additional staff for roll changes and downstream packing.

Core components are robust and reliable, but supply of spare parts, consumables and technical support varies by manufacturer and distributor. Confirm availability, lead times, and recommended spare parts list (e.g., blades, belts, sensors, motors) with your supplier before purchase.

The machine is designed with operator friendliness and safety in mind. Typical features include guarded moving parts, emergency stop buttons, and safety interlocks. Verify specific safety standards met and request documentation from the manufacturer to ensure compliance with local regulations.

Many suppliers offer installation, commissioning and operator training as part of the sale or as an add-on service. Confirm with the vendor whether on-site start-up and training are included, or available at extra cost.

Warranty terms and after-sales service packages vary by manufacturer and distributor. Ask the supplier for the specific warranty period, scope of coverage, service response times, and options for extended support or maintenance contracts.