Packaging Machinery
Browse equipment for erecting, loading and closing cartons in a packaging line.
Beili's automatic ampoule cartoner packs injections that already sit in trays or blisters into tuck-flap cartons. It folds and inserts the leaflet in step with the carton, prints three rows of batch d
View machineryThe Rosun ROT-120A is an intermittent servo cartoner from Hangzhou Longchuang with PLC and touchscreen control. It takes cartons 110–210 mm long, 25–80 mm wide and 20–70 mm high in 250–350 g/m² board.
View machineryList the product, inserts, leaflets and other components that must be loaded. Provide their orientation, count and dimensions, plus a sample carton or drawing. Ask whether feeding these components is included or depends on manual work or separate equipment. Keep the loading arrangement visible in the quotation comparison.
Specify carton size limits, board details when known, and the intended closure. Ask the supplier to confirm compatibility using your carton samples rather than assuming all cartons within a size range behave identically. Identify where lot information or other project-specific markings must appear and who supplies the coding equipment.
Discuss how missing products, incomplete cartons and interruptions will be identified and handled. Agree which checks are required and whether reject handling is included. Request a changeover demonstration between the actual carton formats, including tooling and settings. Record operator tasks, access space and the interface with upstream wrapping or filling equipment before choosing a line layout.
Prepared by PackagingEquip. These questions help define a purchase; they do not verify a supplier or a machine.
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