Automatic Horizontal Packaging Machine for Plaster & Nonwoven Products 30-120pcs/min

Usually it’s someone running a medical device line who needs these patches wrapped individually — think a small adhesive bandage or a nonwoven wound dressing, and you’re looking at 30 to 120 packets per minute depending on the size and film you’re running, which is a pretty wide speed range we’ve seen hold up well for both thin plasters and thicker fabric-based products.

And teh servo motor is what gives you that tight bag length control — we’ve had customers push the 1–10mm height range and it still seals cleanly across all six temperature zones, which matters when you’ve got batch numbers to print inline and you don’t want the film wrinkling or the seal failing at the corners.

Actually, the touch screen interface makes setting up a new product size fairly straightforward — you punch in the packet length between 60 and 170mm, the width up to 120mm, and the PLC adjusts timing automatically, so you’re not manually tweaking cams or messing with mechanical stops like older machines.

One thing people don’t always ask about is the compressed air requirement — it needs at least 0.1m³ per minute (roughly a small shop compressor), but if you’ve only got single-phase power you’ll need to budget for a phase converter because of that it’s wired for AC380V three phase at 7KW total draw.

The CE and GMP certs are real — we’ve had FDA audits pass on the stainless steel build without issue, but also this machine isn’t suited for wet or liquid products, so if your patch has a gel that oozes during sealing you’ll want a vertical form-fill-seal instead.

When ordering most buyers give us the exact packet dimensoins and film type (usually 20–50 microns for nonwoven), and we quote with a lead time of roughly 35–45 days or so, though we usually stock one unit for urgent samples — dilevery via freight on a 1200kg skid.