Designed for modern flooring and building material factories, this 8–12 Boxes/Min Automatic Packaging Machine provides an integrated solution for automatic product conveying, carton packaging and finished box handling. The standard system processes products from 500 to 1000 mm in length, 300 to 600 mm in width and 25 to 80 mm in height.

With 28 kW installed power and a standard 380V/50Hz electrical supply, the equipment is designed for stable industrial operation. Instead of relying on operators to manually perform each packaging step, the machine coordinates multiple movements through PLC-based automatic control.

It is suitable for SPC, WPC, LVT, laminate flooring and similar panels. The packaging machine can operate as an independent unit or become part of a fully automated production line by connecting to product feeding equipment, labeling machines, quality inspection systems, palletizers and warehouse conveyors.

A highly automated production line can still suffer from low overall efficiency if the final packaging process depends heavily on manual labor.

Many factories improve extrusion, cutting and profiling capacity but continue packing products manually. Once production output increases, the packaging team must work faster to prevent product accumulation.

Manual carton preparation is also difficult to standardize. Operators may use different methods when loading products or sealing cartons, leading to variations in finished package appearance.

Frequent manual handling can additionally increase the possibility of scratching finished flooring surfaces or damaging panel edges.

Labor availability is another challenge. Recruiting and managing a large number of workers for repetitive packaging operations can become increasingly difficult, especially for factories operating two or three shifts.

This automatic packaging system is designed to transform separated manual operations into one connected production process.

Products arriving from the previous production stage are automatically transferred through the feeding conveyor. Sensors monitor product position and communicate with the central control system.

The packaging machine follows preset parameters to coordinate positioning, carton preparation, product transfer and sealing. Once one carton is completed, it is automatically transported to the next production stage.

• Automatic carton erecting

• Automatic product stacking

• Carton folding

• Hot melt glue application

• Barcode printing

• Label application

• Weight inspection

• Vision inspection

• Automatic rejection

• Robot palletizing

• Finished pallet conveying

The result is a scalable packaging solution that can grow together with factory automation requirements.

1. Incoming Product Transfer

   Products arrive through a motorized conveyor from the upstream production section.

2. Product Recognition

   Sensors confirm that the required product is in the correct packaging position.

3. Automatic Positioning

   Guide and positioning mechanisms organize the products before packaging.

4. Packaging Cycle

   The carton is prepared and the product enters the packaging section automatically.

5. Sealing

   The carton is folded and sealed according to the chosen packaging method.

6. Automatic Output

   The completed package moves to the discharge conveyor.

7. Downstream Integration

   The box can continue to printing, labeling, weighing, palletizing or automatic warehouse systems.

   All processes are coordinated through the control program, improving synchronization between different production stages.

• Continuous Automatic Operation

  The packaging machine can operate continuously with upstream manufacturing equipment.

• 8–12 Boxes/Min Capacity

  The output is suitable for industrial flooring plants requiring higher packaging efficiency.

• Multi-Size Capability

  The working range covers numerous commonly used flooring and panel specifications.

• PLC Controlled Production

  PLC and HMI control make operating parameters easier to manage and adjust.

• Easy Line Integration

  The system can be connected to other automation equipment according to the complete production flow.

• Customized Engineering

  Rather than offering only one standard layout, the equipment can be designed according to available factory space and production direction.

1. Product Information

   Provide product dimensions, weight, material and surface characteristics.

2. Carton Specifications

   Carton dimensions and structure determine the required folding and sealing mechanism.

3. Production Capacity

   The packaging machine should be matched with the actual upstream production capacity to avoid unnecessary bottlenecks.

4. Existing Equipment

   Tell us which machines are located before and after the packaging area so that interfaces can be designed correctly.

5. Installation Space

   Provide the available length, width, height and conveyor direction of your factory.

6. Future Automation

   If you plan to add palletizing, automatic warehousing or labeling later, these requirements can be considered during the initial engineering stage.

• 1. Can this machine operate with an existing flooring production line?

  Yes. The machine can be designed with suitable conveyor heights and interfaces for connection to existing equipment.

• 2. What information is needed for a quotation?

  We recommend providing product dimensions, package quantity, carton dimensions, target capacity and factory layout.

• 3. Does the machine require many operators?

  The purpose of the system is to reduce repetitive manual packaging operations. Exact staffing depends on the final line configuration.

• 4. Can labeling equipment be included?

  Yes. Automatic label printing and application can be integrated as optional functions.

• 5. Can you design the complete end-of-line packaging system?

  Yes. Conveying, packing, labeling, inspection and palletizing can be evaluated as one integrated project.