Four Side Sealing Automatic Patch and Packing Machine

 

Product Overview of Packaging Machine

1. Acne sticker roll material on machine → Paper peeling and winding → 2. Acne sticker half cutting → Waste recycling and rolling → 3. Release paper unwinding and laminating onto the surface of acne sticker (optional) → 4. Slicing and forming → 5. Acne sticker bagging → Automatic bagging, sealing and packaging → Output finished product (print production date and batch number)

 

Product Parameters of Packaging Machine

Model	SED-50MQB-C
Patch specification	65*99mm(reference)
Packing bag specification	140*100mm(reference)
Coiled material specifications	Φ≤350mm Width≤80mm, inner diameter of paper core 76.2mm
Release paper specifications	Φ≤350mm Width≤80mm, inner diameter of paper core 76.2mm
Capacity	20-50pcs/min
Power supply	220V 50HZ 7.5KW
Dimension	3150*1260*2050(mm)
Weight	2000kg

 

Feature of Packaging Machine

1.The SED-50MQB-C fully automatic dressing and pasting machine can automatically complete the continuous rolling cutting, laminating, forming cutting, and automatic packaging of acne patches, including semi cutting, laminating, and slicing. It is an advanced equipment for automated packaging of acne patches.

2.The machine is based on advanced servo technology as the core, and the PLC programmable controller (new motion controller and updated software) intelligently controls the operation of the entire machine. It has advantages such as precise pasting, film feeding, stable material transportation, and precise bag cutting.

3.Double packaging material storage rack, suitable for paper+film and paper+paper bag making methods

4.Innovative design: Independent guide pillar type mold frame, mobile synchronous heat sealing system, with more uniform and stable sealing surface temperature, and better instantaneous sealing effect. Packaging materials with different thicknesses and materials have a wider adaptability.

New and improved roller cutter replacement plan, making it more convenient to produce multiple specifications of laminations.