Box Film Wrapping Machine

The machine is designed for a wide range of items including tea, soap bars, chocolates, cigarettes, bottles, cans, boxes and cartons. If you have an unusual shape or size, check with the supplier for suitability.

No. It is a semi-automatic machine—operator intervention is required for feeding, positioning or unloading depending on your line configuration.

The machine is compatible with plastic films and paper-based films as listed. For film thickness, core diameter and food-grade specifications, confirm the exact requirements with the supplier.

The Box Film Wrapping Machine uses a pneumatic drive for actuation and a PLC as the core control component for reliable operation and repeatability.

The listed dimensions are 60 x 58 x 25 cm (L x W x H), making it compact and suitable for limited-space production areas. Allow additional clearance for access and feeding/offtake conveyors.

The product listing specifies voltage as '22VD'. Because this is uncommon or may be a typographical entry, confirm the exact electrical specification (voltage, phase, frequency) and compressed air pressure/flow requirements with the supplier before purchase.

Throughput depends on product size, operator skill and film handling. Exact tested production speeds are available in the machinery test report provided by the supplier—request that report for comparable product tests.

Yes. The machine is pneumatically driven and will require a suitable compressed air source. Confirm the required pressure, filtration and flow specifications with the vendor.

The machine is described as user-friendly and easy to operate. The vendor provides online after-sales support; ask about formal training options (on-site or remote) during purchase.

Online support is provided according to the product description. Warranty terms and the availability of spare parts or service contracts should be confirmed with the supplier at the time of order.

Yes—because it is compact and semi-automatic it can typically be integrated with conveyors or feed systems. Integration details (mounting, electrical and pneumatic connections, control interfaces) should be discussed with the supplier for any customization.

It is used for food items like chocolate and tea in the product description. For food safety compliance, verify that materials, film types and cleaning procedures meet your local food-safety regulations and request relevant certificates if needed.

Regular maintenance typically includes cleaning film paths and sealing areas, inspecting and replacing wear parts (seals, blades), checking pneumatic fittings and lubricating moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer. Ask the supplier for the maintenance schedule and spare parts list.

The listing indicates a machinery test report is provided. Confirm with the supplier what else is included (operator manual, mounting hardware, spare parts kit, electrical/pneumatic fittings) and request the test report and packing list before shipment.

Many semi-automatic wrappers can be adjusted or customized for different product dimensions and film types. Discuss your specific size ranges and film requirements with the manufacturer to determine available options or required tooling.