Hangzhou Yutong Machinery Co., Ltd.

SECTION 01

What the catalogue covers

Yutong's company page describes the business as steel-strip, wooden-box and related forming equipment. The product catalogue sorts this into four groups. [1]

Swipe or scroll the table to compare all columns.

The cold-roll-forming group also serves profiles outside packaging, so ask Yutong which of those machines it has built for box edges. Pallet building is a different job from wrapping a loaded pallet; for that step look at stretch-wrapper makers instead.

SECTION 02

The steel-edge box machine

The catalogue page for steel-edged box production machinery carries a photograph and a product name, dated December 2021. No model code or data table appears there, so request the current model list and a dated data sheet when you make contact. [2]

These machines sit in the container forming category on this site, because they produce the shipping box itself. Bravan is the closest comparison here: its blow-molding machines also make an empty container, in its case a PET bottle.

SECTION 03

Plan the box line around your drawing

Start with a drawing of the finished box. Show the wooden or plywood panels, the steel edge profile, the corners, the joints and the assembled box. Mark which parts you will buy in and which you want to make yourself.

Then ask Yutong to match each proposed machine to one production step and to name the material that goes into it. A complete box job can include cutting, forming, fastening and assembly. Two quotes for a "box line" may cover different steps, so a step-by-step list lets you compare them fairly.

For formed steel parts, agree the incoming coil or strip specification and the finished part dimensions and tolerances with Yutong's engineers. For a full box project, agree how the parts are joined and how a finished box will be checked.

SECTION 04

Output and size changes

A strip-forming speed, parts per minute and finished boxes per hour measure different things. Ask Yutong to state the unit and the test conditions for every machine it offers, including manual work and changeover time. The finished-box rate is set by the slowest step plus any hand assembly, so a parts-per-minute figure on its own does not tell you how many boxes you will ship.

If you make several box sizes, ask for a tooling matrix that shows which sizes run on adjustable tooling, which need a separate tool set, and which rely on manual fixtures. Ask to see a size change done on a representative machine.

SECTION 05

Confirm before ordering

The catalogue photograph shows a CE marking. If you need CE, ask Yutong for the declaration of conformity that covers your exact configuration. [2]

Before signing, get these points from Yutong in writing:

• the exact model, material range, rated output with its unit, price and lead time;
• the assembly site, machine drawings, tooling scope and list of bought-in components;
• the layout, utilities, installation, after-sales service and the legal entity that signs the contract;
• whether you may reuse its catalogue pictures in your own material.

Send these requests with a dated process map, then have Yutong answer against each step on it.

SECTION 06

Inquiry checklist

SECTION 07

Buyer questions

SECTION 08

Sources and verification

[1] Yutong company profile
Yutong's description of its business, location and history; read 11 October 2026.

[2] Yutong steel-edge wooden box equipment page
Product name, photograph and page date for the steel-edge box machine; read 11 October 2026.

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