Corrugation Machine

NS-CRS

Advantages

Speed 5-25 packages/Min.
Works on Single phase Voltage 220V, 50HZ, .
Easy to operate and maintain.

Speed

25 Meter/Min.

Paper Specification

N/A

Size Range

N/A

ProductDescription

Experience unparalleled efficiency with our Servo Driven Paper Cup Machine, a marvel of engineering that integrates advanced mechanical, electronic, pneumatic, and electrical technologies. This high-precision machine is equipped with 13 servos that work in perfect sync via PLC, enabling the production of up to 180 high-quality paper cups per minute, equivalent to 3 cups per second. The machine features a two-step curling process, which ensures the rim of each cup is curled twice to provide extra rigidity and durability & High-quality sealing is guaranteed through the use of ultrasonic and hot air mechanisms, minimizing the risk of leakage, making it ideal for both hot and cold beverages.

Speed

25 Meter/Min.

Paper Specification

N/A

Size Range

N/A

Process of Cup Formation

1. Paper Roll

The process begins with the sourcing of large paper rolls, typically made from food-grade paper that has been coated with a thin layer of polyethylene to make it waterproof. These rolls are the raw material that will be transformed into paper cups.

2. Printing

In the printing stage, the paper is fed into a high-speed printing machine that applies custom designs, logos, and other branding elements to the paper. This step is essential for creating branded cups that can be used for promotional purposes in cafes, restaurants, and events.

3. Cutting

After printing, the paper rolls are sent to the cutting machine, where they are precisely cut into flat, fan-shaped pieces known as blanks. These blanks will form the body of the paper cup. Accurate cutting is critical to ensure that the pieces fit together perfectly during the forming stage, avoiding any gaps or misalignment.

4. Paper Fan

The cut blanks are then shaped into a fan-like structure, ready to be formed into the cylindrical body of the cup. This step is important as it begins to give the paper its cup-like shape. The fan-shaped blanks are designed to make it easier to form a tight seam when the edges are joined together.

5. Forming

In this stage, the paper fan is rolled into a cylindrical shape, and the edges are sealed together to form the body of the cup. The machine uses heat and pressure to bond the edges of the paper and create a strong seam. This step transforms the flat blanks into the final cup shape, which is then ready for the next stage.

6. Final Paper Cup Product

Once the cup body is formed, the bottom of the cup is sealed using a separate machine. This step involves applying a bottom piece and sealing it with heat and pressure to ensure the cup is watertight. This final step ensures that the cup can hold liquids without leaking.