Automatic Pouch Foods Cartoning Machine

Encasing Speed:

30-50boxes/min

Box quality requirement:

250-450g/m2

Box dimension range:

(100-350)mm×(100-200)mm×(20-80)mm

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Description

The KXZ - 200B Automatic Pouch Foods Cartoning Machine efficiently packages pouch - packed foods. Its servo - motor control ensures accurate integration, and the robust build withstands high - volume production, streamlining the process for snacks, condiments, and ready - to - eat meals.

In the snack food industry, the KXZ - 200B efficiently cartons pouch - packed potato chips. For sauce producers, it neatly packages pouch - packed ketchup, reducing manual labor and improving packaging efficiency.

Main Technical Parameter

Encasing Speed		30-50boxes/min
Box	Quality requirement	250-450g/m2 (according to its dimension to confirm)
	Dimension range (L×W×H)	(100-350)mm×(100-200)mm×(20-80)mm can customize according to your requirement
Compressed air	Working pressure	≧0.6mpa
	Air consumption	20m3/h
Power supply	380V 50Hz
Motor power	1.5KW
Machine dimension (L×w×H)	420013701900mm
Machine weight	1500KGS

Standard features

Box loader

Output

Push into box

Seal box

Spay glue

Suction box

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