The specification lists a producing speed of 210 pcs/min x2, which typically means two parallel lanes each producing up to 210 bags per minute (theoretical maximum of 420 bags per minute). Actual speed depends on bag size, material and operating conditions.
Maximum width is 450 mm per lane (noted as 450 mm x2) and maximum length is 600 mm. Minimum sizes depend on tooling and film handling — contact the supplier for minimum size limits for specific models.
It can process PP, PE, LDPE, HDPE and biodegradable films.
Designed primarily for garbage/waste bags, it can also produce shopping bags and many industrial plastic bag types depending on film and tooling.
Yes — it is a full-auto plastic bags making machine with simplified controls for easy operation. An operator is typically required for loading rolls, monitoring and routine adjustments.
The machine supports 220V or 380V. For exact electrical power consumption and phase requirements, confirm with the supplier or your installer.
Machine dimensions are 5500 x 1800 x 1600 mm (L*W*H). Single gross weight is 900 kg and the single package size is 150 x 150 x 150 cm.
Model numbers typically indicate different machine widths, capacities or configurations. Contact the manufacturer for a model comparison and recommendations based on your bag width and production requirements.
Yes — it is specified as a bag sealing and cutting machine capable of sealing and cutting continuous film into finished bags.
Yes. Biodegradable films are listed as suitable materials; however, processing parameters (temperature, sealing time, tension) may need adjustment for different biodegradable formulations.
Routine maintenance includes keeping the machine clean, regular lubrication of moving parts, periodic inspection and replacement of blades and seals, and checking belt/tension systems. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for best results.
Most manufacturers provide spare parts and technical support. Confirm with the supplier which spare parts are stocked, lead times, and available service options or local support centers.
The listing notes a machinery test report for quality assurance. Warranty terms and formal certifications (e.g., CE, ISO) are not specified here — request warranty details and any required certificates from the supplier before purchase.
Standard safety features for this type of equipment commonly include emergency stop buttons, safety guards around moving parts and safety interlocks. Verify the exact safety provisions with the manufacturer to ensure compliance with local regulations.
As an example, if both lanes run at the theoretical max (210 pcs/min x2 = 420 pcs/min): per hour = 25,200 pcs; per 8-hour shift = 201,600 pcs. This is a theoretical figure — actual daily output will be lower due to setup, roll changeovers, maintenance and downtime.
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