Automatic Box Packing and Carton Packaging Solution with 60–90 Boxes/Min Encasing Speed, Customizable Carton Sizes and Integrated Production Line Operation.
The CE-130C Box Packing And Packaging Production Line is an automatic carton packaging solution for boxed products. It brings leaflet folding, carton opening, product insertion, batch-number printing and carton sealing into one coordinated packaging sequence. The machine can be used as an independent unit or connected with other equipment in a production line. This makes the machine suitable for projects that need a defined cartoning stage while keeping the surrounding layout open for discussion.
Designed for secondary carton packaging, this line prepares cartons for loading, places products into the carton workflow, and completes the stated printing and sealing steps. The stated operations form one continuous arrangement. The supplied configuration is intended for carton formats within the documented size and paperboard ranges.
In operation, the machine handles the sequence needed to form, load and close cartons. Leaflets can be folded during the packing operation, cartons are opened for loading, and the product is inserted before the stated batch-number printing and carton sealing stages.
For a connected layout, the machine can be considered alongside upstream supply and downstream handling equipment. The actual infeed condition, product presentation and downstream transfer arrangement should match the project requirements.
The line is specified for carton dimensions of 70–250 mm in length, 50–120 mm in width and 20–90 mm in height, measured as L × W × H. The stated carton material requirement is 250–450 g/m², with the appropriate paperboard grade to be confirmed according to carton dimensions. Special carton sizes can be customized. These figures help define the starting point for a carton packaging inquiry.
Carton dimensions and material affect how a carton is prepared and handled. For that reason, the line is best discussed with the actual carton size, paperboard information and product presentation available. Where a non-standard format is required, the supplied information identifies special carton sizes as a customization item rather than a standard stated range.
The machine focuses on the carton-packing stage. Rated speed is useful, but actual production flow also depends on the product supply and handoff between stations.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Encasing speed | 60–90 boxes/min |
| Carton material requirement | 250–450 g/m², to be confirmed according to carton dimensions |
| Carton dimension range (L × W × H) | 70–250 × 50–120 × 20–90 mm |
| Special carton size | Can be customized |
| Compressed-air working pressure | ≥ 0.6 MPa |
| Compressed-air consumption | 20 m³/h |
| Power supply | 380 V / 50 Hz |
| Motor power | 1.5 kW |
| Machine dimensions (L × W × H) | 4,500 × 1,500 × 1,900 mm |
| Machine weight | 3,000 kg |
The machine has a stated footprint of 4,500 × 1,500 × 1,900 mm and a machine weight of 3,000 kg. These values provide installation-reference information for space planning. Power and compressed-air connections should be considered together with the intended product supply and carton flow. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
The line is applicable to carton packaging for pharmaceutical products, food, cosmetics, electronic products, daily-use goods and playing cards. These categories differ in product form, but each can require organized carton opening, product insertion and carton closing. Final suitability depends on the specific product, carton format and line arrangement.
For food projects, the carton-packing stage can be planned in relation to packaging for popcorn or other packaged food formats. Film packaging, a vacuum tray sealer machine, or a heat sealing machine for food packaging may be part of a wider packaging environment, but they are separate equipment categories. This machine is described specifically as a carton-packing solution.
The machine dimensions, utilities and carton range provide a practical starting point for installation planning. A 4,500 mm length, 1,500 mm width and 1,900 mm height should be considered with access around the equipment, material delivery routes and the location of connected stations. The stated 3,000 kg machine weight is also relevant when preparing the installation area. The documented electrical supply is 380 V / 50 Hz, and the motor rating is 1.5 kW. Compressed air is specified at a working pressure of at least 0.6 MPa with consumption of 20 m³/h.
For routine line planning, carton length, width and height should be reviewed together rather than as isolated values. Paperboard within the stated 250–450 g/m² requirement supports the documented carton range, while the required grade depends on carton dimensions. Product shape, the desired leaflet arrangement and the carton-closing presentation also affect the packing sequence. These details help keep the proposed layout focused on the actual carton and product relationship. The supplied machine information identifies the standard technical baseline; a special-size request can be discussed when the required carton format falls outside that baseline.
Whether the unit operates independently or as part of a line, a clear transfer arrangement supports the stated cartoning workflow. Share the intended carton, product and layout information with ECHO to discuss the configuration for the planned application.
To discuss the machine, share the carton dimensions, paperboard weight, product category and proposed line arrangement. Product samples and packaging drawings can help define the appropriate configuration.
When an application needs a special carton size, customization can be reviewed. When the standard carton range applies, the stated dimensions, utilities and footprint offer a clear reference for planning. Contact ECHO with carton and product requirements to discuss the intended packaging line.
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