Disposable Foil Aluminum Box Making Machine For Food Takeway Container

The BJ-DG500B produces approximately 60–95 pieces per minute. Actual output depends on box size, material, and operator settings.

The machine is designed for PE‑coated paper with a grammage of 100–400 g/m². For aluminum‑foil laminated or other specialty substrates, please consult the supplier to confirm compatibility.

Maximum paper feeder size is 350 × 350 mm and maximum paper convey length is 400 mm. It is suitable for making boxes/trays with a depth up to 4 cm; finished dimensions depend on the forming die used.

Total power consumption is 8 kW. Confirm required voltage and phase with the supplier (commonly 380 V, 3‑phase). The machine uses a frequency converter and PLC for control.

Yes. Working air pressure should be 0.6–0.8 MPa and air consumption is approximately 1–1.5 m³/min. You will need to supply a suitable compressor.

Overall dimensions are 2700 × 1350 × 2000 mm (L × W × H) and the total weight is about 1300 kg. Ensure adequate floor space and lifting equipment for installation.

Changeover requires replacing or adjusting the forming die/mold. Changeover time depends on box complexity and operator skill, typically ranging from 20 to 60 minutes.

The BJ‑DG500B includes automatic paper feeding, hot‑air heating, box forming (4‑corner sealing), automatic counting and collection, microcomputer (PLC) control, frequency converter speed control, and a touch screen interface.

Major components include a Chinese brand main motor, Gtake frequency converter, CHINT electrical parts, Delta PLC (Taiwan), Ykhmi touch screen, Autonics sensors (Korea), and Taiwan/Chinese pneumatic components.

Typically 1 operator can run the machine for automated feeding and collection. Depending on production scale and packaging requirements, an additional helper may be useful for continuous operation.

Daily: clean debris, check sensors and safety guards, inspect belts and moving parts. Weekly: lubricate bearings and joints as specified in the manual. Monthly: inspect heating elements, pneumatics, and electrical connections. Replace worn consumables (belts, seals, cutters, heating elements, dies) as needed.

Ensure the machine is properly grounded, emergency stop switches are functional, operators are trained, and PPE (gloves/eye protection) is used when servicing. Disconnect power and air before maintenance.

Yes. Standard electrical and pneumatic parts are available (many from listed brands). Custom forming dies/molds can be supplied or manufactured; contact the supplier for lead times and pricing.

Services vary by supplier. Many sellers offer on‑site or remote commissioning and operator training, plus a warranty period for main components. Confirm specifics (warranty length, training format, and installation fees) with your vendor.

Due to its weight (~1300 kg) and size, the machine is typically crated for sea or land transport. Shipping methods, packaging details, and export documentation should be arranged with the supplier and freight forwarder.