This machine is designed to form and stamp toilet soap bars. It combines shaping (plodder/extrusion or feeding) with a stamping unit to create uniform, branded soap bars suitable for retail or bulk production.
It is suitable for most solid soap formulations used to make toilet bars, including commercial toilet soap bases and many handmade/semi-industrial soap formulations that are sufficiently solid at processing temperature. For specialized or very soft formulations, consult the supplier.
Core component: motor; Weight: 2000 kg; Machinery test report and a video of outgoing inspection are provided. For complete technical specifications (power, dimensions, capacity, electrical requirements), request the detailed datasheet from the supplier.
Output depends on mold size, stamping cycle time, automation level and soap formulation. The supplier can provide test-run data and expected output for your specific mold and process requirements.
Yes. It is designed for straightforward operation with routine maintenance. Recommended tasks include regular cleaning, lubrication of moving parts, routine inspection of the motor and wear parts, and following the operator manual.
The machine includes standard industrial safety measures; however operators should follow the instruction manual, use appropriate guards, lockout/tagout during maintenance, and wear PPE. For specific safety features, request the safety specification sheet.
Online support is provided as standard. Many suppliers also offer remote training materials and can arrange on-site commissioning or training upon request—confirm options when ordering.
After-sales support and after-warranty online support are provided. A machinery test report and an outgoing inspection video are supplied with the machine. For on-site service, extended warranties or spare-part contracts, contact the seller to discuss arrangements.
Yes — stamping molds and plates can typically be customized to create different shapes, logos and sizes. Provide artwork or dimensions to the supplier so they can advise on feasibility, tooling cost and lead time.
Always power down and follow lockout procedures before cleaning. Remove molds and product-contact parts if designed for removal, clean with non-corrosive detergents, rinse and dry thoroughly. Avoid direct water spray on electrical components and follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions.
Common wear parts (seals, belts, stamping plates, consumables) are typically available. Lead time depends on part and location; contact the supplier with part numbers or machine model for availability and shipping times.
Yes. A machinery test report and a video of the outgoing inspection are provided with each machine to verify performance prior to shipment.
Power and installation requirements vary by configuration and motor specification. The machine’s detailed technical sheet will list voltage, phase, and site-preparation needs. Contact the supplier to get exact requirements before delivery.
Yes. It is suitable for small-business production and can be used to scale up output. Suppliers can advise on throughput increases, automation options and integration into larger production lines.
Lead time depends on model, customization, and current order backlog. Shipping arrangements vary by destination and are usually quoted at order. Ask the supplier for an estimated lead time, freight options and any import/export documentation required.
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