Small Machines Home Business Toilet Paper Making Machine

The machine is advertised to support small-business output of about 2–4 tons per day. Actual daily output depends on paper basis weight, finished roll size, shift length and operator efficiency.

The web speed is 80–200 m/min. The number of finished rolls per minute depends on the length and diameter of each roll and paper thickness; for an accurate rolls-per-hour estimate, provide the target roll dimensions and paper GSM.

The machine's rated power is 5.5 kW. You should confirm the required voltage and phase (e.g., single- or three-phase) with the supplier so the electrical supply at your site matches the machine's specifications.

Machine dimensions are 5500 mm (L) × 2500 mm (W) × 1750 mm (H). Allow additional working space around the machine for material handling, maintenance and operator access.

Net weight is 2,900 kg. A stable level floor is recommended; depending on site layout you may need a forklift or crane for delivery and placement. No special concrete foundation is typically required for small installations, but confirm with the supplier.

It produces toilet tissue paper rolls (rewound rolls). Finished roll size options depend on your tooling and slitting settings—discuss desired roll diameters and core sizes with the supplier.

The machine converts parent jumbo tissue rolls (mother rolls). Compatible paper grades typically include 1-ply and 2-ply toilet tissue; confirm acceptable basis weights (GSM) and roll widths with the manufacturer.

Yes — it is described as a full-automatic machine with PLC control designed for ease of use. Typical small operations can run it with one or two trained operators. The supplier provides video support to help with training.

Video support is provided, and the machine includes a machinery test report and video outgoing inspection. For on-site training, installation assistance, spare parts or warranty details, contact the seller to confirm available services.

The product listing states it includes video outgoing inspection and a machinery test report. For specific certifications (CE, ISO, etc.), request documentation from the supplier.

Routine maintenance includes cleaning paper dust, lubricating moving parts, checking blades and belts, and periodic inspection of rollers and electrical systems. Exact maintenance intervals and parts lists should be provided by the supplier.

Spare parts are typically available from the manufacturer or dealer. Confirm lead times and recommended spare-part kits (knives, bearings, sensors) when ordering the machine.

The machine is PLC-controlled which allows safety interlocks and emergency stops. For details on guards, emergency stop locations and electrical protections, request the machine’s safety specification from the supplier.

Pricing and delivery depend on configuration, optional features and your location. Contact the seller with your required production specs, desired roll sizes and delivery address to receive a formal quotation including lead time and shipping costs.