Where this route should be evaluated
- Eight-line cold-cut bag production
- Narrow bag converting
- High-count lane layouts
PetBlowMold packaging equipment range
One-Output Eight-Line Cold-Cut Bag Making Machine
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.
Planning reference Catalog data 2026-08-09 Automated extraction Pending Human source review Written quotation Final scope
Supply and evidence boundary
PetBlowMold offers this equipment as part of its packaging equipment range and coordinates requirement review and quotation. The final manufacturer, configuration, country or region of origin, warranty terms and shipment scope are identified in the written quotation before order.
Catalog specifications are planning references from an automated extraction, not an order commitment or a human-approved source. Human review remains pending, the source PDF is not authorized for public redistribution, and final values, included components, voltage and production acceptance criteria must be confirmed in the written quotation.
The source catalog is not served for download on this site. Its extracted values cannot act as signed specifications, supplier photographs, customer evidence or measured production evidence.
Inputs that affect configuration
- Compatible film roll — resin and gauge confirmation required
Items to confirm as included or optional
One-output eight-line routeNarrow-bag layout reviewCold-cut and sealing confirmationLane/output acceptance definition
Catalog planning references
Compare the published model range before engineering review
Catalog specifications are planning references from an automated extraction, not an order commitment or a human-approved source. Human review remains pending, the source PDF is not authorized for public redistribution, and final values, included components, voltage and production acceptance criteria must be confirmed in the written quotation.
| Catalog reference | Catalog line width | Bag length | Listed speed | Listed power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reference A | 160 mm × 8 lines | 100–400 mm | 100–250 pcs/min | 5.5 kW |
| Reference B | 200 mm × 8 lines | 100–400 mm | 100–250 pcs/min | 6.5 kW |
Quote-ready inputs
Send five inputs to reduce configuration back-and-forth
A complete brief lets the supply route be checked against product geometry, output, utilities and acceptance requirements before price is discussed.
Start equipment RFQ- 01Bag width and length
- 02Required active lane count
- 03Film formulation and gauge
- 04Seal/cut acceptance method
- 05Target speed and electrical standard
Commercial FAQ
What the page confirms — and what it does not
The disclosure remains visible in the page and structured data so the sourcing route is not confused with a direct-manufacturer claim.
Is PetBlowMold the manufacturer of Eight-Line Cold-Cut Bag Line?
PetBlowMold offers this equipment as part of its packaging equipment range. This is not a claim that PetBlowMold manufactured it; the written quotation identifies the final manufacturer, configuration and country or region of origin before order.
Are the listed Eight-Line Cold-Cut Bag Line specifications final?
No. They are catalog planning references for first-stage comparison. Final output, dimensions, included components, utilities and acceptance conditions must be confirmed in the written quotation.
What is needed for a Eight-Line Cold-Cut Bag Line quotation?
Send bag width and length, required active lane count, film formulation and gauge, seal/cut acceptance method, target speed and electrical standard. These inputs are used to confirm the final route and supplier scope.
Is a public price available for Eight-Line Cold-Cut Bag Line?
No public price is stated because the equipment configuration, destination utilities, packaging, freight and support scope must be defined before a responsible quotation can be issued.
Final written scope controls
Confirm manufacturer, origin, configuration and acceptance terms before order
Use the catalog data to shortlist. Use the written quotation to approve what will actually be supplied.