Five converting routes cover bag formats from narrow eight-line output to 450 mm roll-bag classes, with listed speeds from 100 to 350 pieces/min across different formats.
Catalog values help shortlist a route. The final manufacturer, configuration, origin, included components, warranty and acceptance method are confirmed in the written quotation.
Finished geometry, film input, cut/seal process, collection format and acceptance counting define the responsible route.
Start with flat, vest, pet-waste, hot-cut or narrow multi-line output.
State finished width, length, gauge, resin and gusset requirements.
Define perforation, hot/cold cut, handle punching and seal acceptance.
Confirm roll count and core size, or stack/bundle handling after cutting.
Define target pcs/min, counting method, voltage, frequency and available space.
Each product route publishes only reviewed catalog values, carries the same supply disclosure and moves final configuration into the written quotation.
Two catalog references cover 350 or 450 mm bag width, 100–1,800 mm bag length and 250–280 pieces/min; film gauge and roll format remain quotation-confirmed.
Two catalog references cover 350 or 450 mm bag width, 100–1,800 mm length and 100–250 pieces/min; punching, folding and finished-roll scope need written confirmation.
Two hot-cut references list 400 mm × 2 or 500 mm × 2 width, up to 700 or 750 mm length and 180–350 pieces/min; gauge, punching and output counting need written confirmation.
Two catalog references cover 350 or 450 mm width, 100–1,800 mm bag length and 150–200 pieces/min; four-fold layout, perforation and roll count require written confirmation.
Two eight-line references list 160 or 200 mm line width, 100–400 mm bag length and 100–250 pieces/min; lane counting and output acceptance need written confirmation.
If film will be produced in-house, align layflat width, gauge tolerance, winding direction, core and roll diameter before selecting the converting line.
Use the pillar to choose a route. Use the product page to compare catalog references. Use the written quotation to approve the final supply.
Choose from the finished bag: flat roll, vest roll, hot-cut vest, four-fold pet-waste or narrow eight-line cold-cut. Film input and collection method must be defined at the same time.
No. Listed speeds use different web layouts and finished formats. Confirm whether the value is counted by bag, lane, cycle or finished stack/roll in the written acceptance terms.
Send a finished-bag drawing or sample photo, film material and gauge, roll or stack format, perforation/punching details, target speed and destination utilities.
These machines are part of the PetBlowMold packaging equipment range. The final manufacturer, configuration and country or region of origin are identified in the written quotation before order.
Include the finished format, material, dimensions, target output, utilities, destination and measurable acceptance requirements.