Glue Seal Paper Container Making Machine Double PE Coating Paper Carton Box Making Machine Small Paper Box Making Machines

The machine can produce between 80 and 320 boxes per minute. Actual output depends on box size, design complexity, material thickness and operator settings.

Double PE coating refers to polyethylene coating applied to both sides of the paperboard, which improves moisture resistance, durability and printability. Confirm with the supplier whether the machine processes pre-coated board or includes an in-line coating unit.

The machine is available for 220V or 380V supply and has a rated power of approximately 6.5 kW. Verify local electrical standards and whether single- or three-phase wiring is required before installation.

The machine dimensions are 3600 x 1800 x 1700 mm (L x W x H). Allow additional space around the machine for feeding, discharge, maintenance and operator access.

The machine is designed for glue-sealing operations and is generally compatible with common packaging adhesives such as hot-melt and water-based (PVA) glues. Confirm adhesive compatibility and application system details with the supplier.

Yes — the machine supports a range of box sizes and is suitable for customized paper box production. Specific size ranges, tooling and setup limits should be confirmed with the manufacturer; some changes may require different tooling or adjustments.

It is intended for paperboard used in carton and retail packaging, including substrates with PE coating. Maximum and minimum material grammage/thickness depend on the machine configuration—provide sample material specs to the supplier for verification.

The machine features user-friendly controls and a PLC-based control system for stable operation. Typical interfaces include start/stop, speed adjustment and fault indicators. Operator training is recommended for optimal performance.

The product description mentions video outgoing inspection and machinery test reports. Many suppliers offer on-site installation, commissioning and operator training as an option—confirm availability and costs with the vendor.

Core components include PLC, motor, gearbox, pump and bearings; suppliers commonly provide spare parts and technical support. Ask the vendor about spare parts kits, lead times and service contracts.

While the machine is described as compact and user-friendly, standard safety features typically include emergency stop buttons, safety guards and interlocks. Confirm specific safety certifications and features with the manufacturer before purchase.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubrication of moving parts, inspection and replacement of wear components (belts, glue nozzles, bearings), and routine electrical checks. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule and keep a log of service activities.

A single skilled operator can typically run the machine, sometimes with an assistant for material loading or box stacking depending on production flow. Exact staffing depends on production layout and automation level.

The product listing indicates a video outgoing inspection and a machinery test report. Suppliers usually provide operation manuals, electrical diagrams and maintenance guides. Request digital copies prior to shipment if needed.

Contact the supplier with your required box dimensions, material type (including PE-coating details), expected production speed and any customization needs. The supplier can provide a quotation, tooling requirements and lead time based on those specifications.