This machine is designed to produce non-woven handle bags quickly and accurately. It integrates ultrasonic spot welding and edge cutting with overlock stitching (where required) to create strong, clean bag seams suitable for garment shops, manufacturing plants, retail or home-based production.
It is intended for non-woven materials commonly used in bag-making, such as polypropylene (PP) spunbond, laminated non-woven fabrics and similar substrates. For specialized materials, consult the supplier to confirm compatibility and parameter settings.
Key specs include: industrial-grade unit, overlock stitch capability, ultrasonic spot welding technology, power consumption 1800–2500W, weight 80 kg, overall dimensions 1200 × 600 × 1200 mm, and a production capacity up to 50 pieces per day under standard operating conditions. The machine is CE certified and supplied new.
The machine is built for high-speed operation to boost productivity. Typical output depends on bag size, operator skill and settings; the stated supply ability is up to 50 pieces per day under standard conditions. Actual throughput per hour will vary with job complexity.
The machine offers both modes: an automatic feed mechanism for high-volume production and a manual operation option for small batches, adjustments or specialized jobs.
Ultrasonic spot welding uses high-frequency vibrations to generate localized heat and bond non-woven materials without thread or adhesives. It provides clean, precise welds with minimal material damage and fast cycle times, ideal for handle attachment and edge sealing.
Follow the user manual and safety labels. Recommended precautions include keeping hands clear of the welding head and edge cutter during operation, wearing appropriate PPE (safety glasses and gloves when required), ensuring proper grounding and power isolation before maintenance, and only allowing trained personnel to operate the machine.
Regular tasks include cleaning the horn and tooling to prevent residue buildup, checking and tightening mechanical fasteners, lubricating moving parts per the manual, inspecting the edge cutter blade and replacing when dull, and verifying electrical connections and grounding. Schedule preventative maintenance based on usage intensity.
Check that the horn and anvil surfaces are clean and undamaged, verify the welding amplitude and time settings, ensure correct material positioning and pressure, confirm the power supply is stable and within spec, and inspect for worn tooling. If problems persist, contact the supplier or service center.
The machine's power consumption is 1800–2500W. Specific voltage and phase requirements depend on the model/configuration and local standards—confirm these details with the supplier before purchase so you can arrange the appropriate industrial power supply and circuit protection.
Typical offerings from suppliers include installation assistance, operator training and after-sales support, but exact services vary. Confirm with your vendor which installation, commissioning and training packages are included or available for purchase.
Yes—common consumables such as edge cutter blades, horn tooling and electrical components are generally available from the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Ask your supplier for a spare parts list and lead times when ordering.
The product description indicates CE certification. Warranty terms are not specified in the listing—contact the supplier or dealer to confirm warranty length, coverage details and any extended-service options.
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