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+86-18157761287
sales03@one-paper.com
Facial tissue big bagging machine is an fully automatic packaging machine that is for packaging tissue paper. The bulk paper extraction and filling operation actions are controlled by the combination of variable frequency drive and cylinder. The operation function configuration is complete, the use efficiency is high, the operation is simple, the specifications can be adapted to a wide range, the specifications are quickly converted, the maintenance is convenient, and the cost is low.
Facial tissue big bagging machines are designed to efficiently package large quantities of facial tissues into bags. The process begins with the machine feeding pre-cut tissues from a stack or roll into the bagging area. Advanced sensors and alignment mechanisms ensure that the tissues are correctly positioned.
Once the tissues are in place, the machine uses automated arms or conveyors to guide them into pre-formed bags. Cutting blades or sealing mechanisms then trim and seal the bags, ensuring they are airtight and neatly packaged. The machine may also include features for adding labels or printing batch information directly onto the bags.
Control systems and software manage the entire process, allowing operators to set parameters such as bag size, tissue count, and sealing strength. Regular calibration and maintenance are essential to keep the machine running smoothly and efficiently. This automation significantly reduces manual labor, increases packaging speed, and ensures consistent product quality.
Regular Cleaning: Wipe down surfaces daily and perform a deep clean weekly, focusing on cutting blades and feeding mechanisms.
Lubrication: Follow the manufacturer’s schedule for lubricating moving parts to prevent friction and wear.
Inspect Wear Parts: Regularly check and replace worn blades, belts, and chains to ensure smooth operation.
Calibration: Ensure the machine is properly calibrated for the specific tissue size and type.
Electrical Checks: Inspect wiring and connections for damage and keep software updated.
Safety Measures: Verify that safety guards and emergency stops are functional.
Operator Training: Provide regular training and keep the machine manual accessible.
Record Keeping: Maintain logs of all maintenance activities and service records.
Environmental Control: Operate in a controlled environment to prevent rust and dust accumulation.
Spare Parts: Keep an inventory of critical spare parts for quick replacements.
