Second Hand Toilet Tissue Paper Making Machine

This is a second hand / refurbished toilet tissue paper making machine. Units are inspected and serviced before sale, but condition and remaining life vary by individual machine—confirm specific inspection reports and photos with the seller.

Maximum production capability is up to 200 m/min. Typical working speed is 80–140 m/min, with a daily production capacity of approximately 8–10 tonnes depending on product specs and operating time.

It can process a variety of raw materials including waste paper (recycled fiber), wood pulp, straw, and reed to produce toilet tissue rolls.

The machine requires 380V 50Hz three‑phase power and has a rated power consumption of about 100 kW. Exact electrical hookup and breaker/fuse sizing should be confirmed with the supplier.

The machine is equipped with a PLC control system and a frequency converter for speed control. Drive is via electric motors with gearbox assemblies on key components.

Typical footprint is approximately 10 m (L) × 5 m (W) × 5.6 m (H). Additional clearance is recommended for material handling, rewinding, maintenance access and utilities.

Yes—roll width, core diameter and sheet length can normally be adjusted or customized, but available options depend on the specific unit configuration. Confirm required roll specifications with the supplier before purchase.

Sellers typically provide on-site installation and commissioning by engineers (overseas service available). Operator and maintenance training can be provided—confirm travel, visa and service costs in the quote.

Routine maintenance includes lubrication, bearing and gearbox checks, belt/roller inspections and PLC backups. Common spare parts: motors, bearings, gearboxes, electrical components and pressure vessel seals. Ask the seller about spare-part kits and lead times.

Warranties on second hand machines vary by seller—some offer limited warranties or short-term guarantees after refurbishment. Clarify warranty length, covered components and service terms prior to purchase.

Expect requirements for stable three‑phase power, compressed air (if applicable), water supply and wastewater drainage, proper foundation or mounting area, material handling (feed and finished roll storage) and adequate crane or lifting equipment for installation.

Yes—many used machines can be upgraded or integrated with embossers, perforation units, rewinding and packaging lines. Availability depends on the machine model and mechanical/electrical compatibility.

Operating costs depend on raw material costs, labor, utilities (notably electricity ~100 kW), maintenance and packaging. With daily output around 8–10 tonnes, ROI will vary by local market prices and operating efficiency—request a cost/production analysis from the seller using your local input costs.

Certification (e.g., CE) depends on the machine's origin and modifications. Safety features such as emergency stops and guards are common, but you should verify conformity to local safety and environmental regulations before purchase.

Lifespan depends on prior usage, refurbishment quality and maintenance. Many refurbished machines provide reliable service for several years when properly maintained. Ask for service history, refurbishment records and recommended maintenance schedules.