Product Overview

The Automatic Packaging Machine 8-12 Boxes/Min for Board and Panel Packing is a flexible end-of-line system designed to automate the packaging of flat, rectangular, and regularly shaped industrial products. It handles products with lengths of 500-1000 mm, widths of 300-600 mm, and packed heights of 25-80 mm, making it suitable for a wide variety of board, flooring, panel, and component applications.

Operating at up to 8-12 boxes per minute, the machine helps manufacturers establish a controlled packaging rhythm after cutting, processing, assembly, or finishing operations. The system uses a 28 kW installed power configuration and supports 380V/50Hz electrical supply. Depending on the production requirement, it can be customized with automatic conveying, product grouping, carton handling, sealing, labeling, and downstream pallet preparation equipment.

Cause

For many factories, packaging involves much more than simply putting products into a carton.

Workers may need to:

• Receive products from the line

• Count pieces

• Align the stack

• Prepare cartons

• Insert the products

• Fold carton flaps

• Seal packages

• Apply labels

• Move cartons to pallets

When all these processes rely on manual operation, the total production efficiency may become unstable.

Increasing labor cost is another challenge.

Factories producing several thousand cartons per shift may require multiple operators just to maintain packaging output.

In addition, repetitive handling may cause inconsistent product positioning or occasional surface damage.

Solution

The Automatic Packaging Machine combines multiple packaging steps into a more organized automatic process.

Instead of allowing products to accumulate between machines, the system guides products through a defined packaging sequence.

The exact configuration is created according to the customer's final package.

For example, a complete solution may include:

1. Product receiving conveyor

2. Automatic positioning

3. Product counting or grouping

4. Carton preparation

5. Product insertion

6. Carton folding

7. Carton sealing

8. Finished carton transfer

Additional automation can be added when required.

This may include automatic weighing, label printing, carton inspection, strapping, pallet handling, and robotic palletizing.

Specifications

Application

SPC and LVT Products

The equipment is well suited to flooring manufacturers looking to automate the packaging stage after flooring processing.

Typical products include:

• SPC planks

• LVT planks

• WPC flooring

• Laminate products

Decorative Panels

The machine can be designed for:

• PVC decorative panels

• Wall boards

• Interior boards

• Composite panels

• Furniture boards

Other Flat Products

It can also be adapted for other industrial products where carton packaging is required.

Examples include:

• Flat plastic components

• Long board-shaped products

• Decorative parts

• Manufactured building products

• Furniture components

How It Works

Step 1: Products Enter the Packing Area

The upstream conveyor delivers finished products to the automatic packaging section.

Step 2: Products Are Positioned

Guide devices keep products aligned before packing.

Step 3: Packing Quantity Is Prepared

When several pieces are packed in one carton, products can be grouped according to the required quantity.

Step 4: Carton and Product Are Combined

The product stack is loaded into the packaging material or carton.

Step 5: Package Is Closed

The carton is folded into the required shape.

Step 6: Sealing

The package is secured using the selected sealing method.

Step 7: Transfer to Logistics Section

Finished cartons move away from the packaging machine through the discharge conveyor.

They can then enter palletizing or warehouse operations.

Performance Advantages

Continuous Packaging

The machine provides a repeatable packaging process instead of depending entirely on operator speed.

8-12 Boxes/Min Output

This capacity is suitable for many medium and high-output flooring and panel plants.

Wide Product Range

A 500-1000 mm length and 300-600 mm width reference range covers many popular product sizes.

Easier Production Management

Stable cycle times make shift output easier to calculate and production schedules easier to manage.

Less Intermediate Handling

When connected directly with production equipment, products do not need to be manually moved between several workstations.

Expansion Possibility

Customers can add additional automation modules as production grows.

How To Choose

Packaging Method

Different carton styles require different loading and closing mechanisms.

Providing your current packaging photos is highly recommended.

Product Surface

Glossy, decorative, or easily scratched products may require protective handling surfaces.

Number of SKUs

Factories producing many different sizes need to consider changeover time.

Automatic or semi-automatic adjustment methods may be recommended depending on the number of product types.

Daily Output

Daily production volume helps determine whether one packaging machine is sufficient or whether a higher-capacity solution is needed.

Automation Level

Some customers only require automatic carton packing.

Others may require a complete end-of-line process from product discharge to finished pallet.

The machine can be configured accordingly.

Available Space

Machine layout should match factory floor conditions.

A layout drawing is useful for evaluating conveyor arrangement and maintenance access.

FAQ

Is this machine only for flooring?

No. It can be used for boards, panels, building materials, furniture components, and other regularly shaped products.

How many cartons can it pack per hour?

Based on 8-12 boxes/min, the theoretical output is approximately 480-720 boxes per hour, although actual production depends on the packaging process and operating conditions.

Can different product sizes use the same machine?

Yes, within the designed product range. The changeover method depends on the final customized machine configuration.

Can labeling be added after packing?

Yes. Automatic label printing and application systems can be integrated into the downstream line.

Can you design the complete line?

Yes. We can evaluate product feeding, packing, sealing, conveying, labeling, palletizing, and pallet wrapping as one complete project.