Toilet Paper Roll Cutting Machine

The machine is designed to cut large toilet paper parent rolls into finished toilet paper rolls for retail, hospitals, hotels, and other commercial uses. It streamlines cutting to produce high-quality, uniformly sized rolls.

Although marketed as a Manual Toilet Paper Roll Cutting Machine, it uses PLC control and motors for cutting operations. In practice the unit is semi-automatic: an operator typically loads/unloads material while the PLC controls precise cutting cycles.

The stated production capacity is up to 60 finished rolls per minute, depending on roll size, operator workflow, and material handling.

The machine requires a 380V industrial power supply (commonly three-phase) and has a rated power consumption of about 1.5 kW. Verify local electrical compatibility with your electrician before installation.

The machine dimensions are 1330 × 800 × 1800 mm (L × W × H). The listed single gross weight is approximately 2700 kg. Confirm shipping weight and packaging with the supplier as values may vary.

Core components include a PLC, engine, and motor to drive cutting and control operations. The PLC enables precise cutting control and repeatable production cycles.

The machine is designed for standard commercial toilet paper parent rolls and cores. Specific compatible diameters, widths, and core sizes should be confirmed with the supplier to ensure compatibility with your raw materials.

Cutting is performed under PLC control for accurate and repeatable lengths. Cut length and counts are typically programmable via the PLC; confirm exact adjustability and control interface with the manufacturer.

Many units of this type include safety guards, emergency stop buttons, and interlocks. Safety features vary by model and optional configuration—always request a list of safety protections and perform risk assessment before use.

The machine is described as user-friendly. Basic operator training is recommended—covering loading/unloading, PLC operation, routine maintenance, and safety procedures. The manufacturer or vendor usually provides operation manuals and can offer training.

Regular maintenance typically includes blade inspection/sharpening or replacement, lubrication of moving parts, electrical and PLC checks, and cleaning of paper dust. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for best performance and longevity.

Spare parts for core components (blades, motors, electrical parts, PLC modules) are usually available through the manufacturer or authorized distributors. Confirm lead times and availability with the supplier (brand: MAYJOY).

Many manufacturers offer customization options—such as different cutting stations, automation additions, or packaging integration. Discuss specific requirements with the supplier to determine feasible upgrades and costs.

The listing shows a single package size of 600 × 235 × 235 cm, but packaging dimensions and shipping weight vary by model and regional packaging standards. Always confirm final crate dimensions and weight with the vendor for freight planning.

Warranty, installation, and after-sales support policies vary by supplier. Contact the manufacturer or your sales representative to confirm warranty terms, whether on-site installation or commissioning is provided, and what technical support options are available.