The 8-12 Boxes/Min Automatic Packaging Machine is developed for flooring, building material, and panel manufacturers seeking a faster and more reliable end-of-line packaging solution. The standard model processes products measuring 500-1000 mm in length, 300-600 mm in width, and 25-80 mm in packed height.

Powered by a 28 kW system and configured for 380V / 50Hz, the machine can perform continuous automatic packaging with minimal manual intervention. Its modular design allows different operations such as product conveying, carton preparation, positioning, folding, adhesive sealing, labeling, and downstream handling to be integrated according to the project.

The system is especially suitable for manufacturers producing large quantities of SPC flooring, WPC flooring, LVT flooring, wall panels, furniture boards, and other rectangular products.

For export projects, machine specifications can be adjusted according to the customer's electrical standards, workshop layout, packaging materials, and production process.

Manual packaging may work well for low-volume factories, but as production increases, several problems become more obvious.

A typical packaging station may require different operators for product arrangement, carton handling, folding, glue application, sealing, and finished-product transfer.

This creates unnecessary complexity.

Common challenges include:

• High dependence on experienced workers

• Increasing labor costs

• Difficult worker recruitment

• Different packaging quality between operators

• Production interruptions during shift changes

• Slow response when product sizes change

• Uneven glue application

• Poor carton appearance

• Limited packaging capacity

When the packaging process cannot match production output, finished products accumulate between upstream equipment and the packaging area.

An automatic packaging machine helps manufacturers remove this bottleneck.

Instead of completing every packaging step separately, this machine combines key operations into an integrated workflow.

Products enter the packaging system through the conveyor. After detection and positioning, the machine automatically performs the selected carton packaging sequence.

The machine can be configured with:

• Infeed conveyors

• Product detection sensors

• Automatic alignment

• Automatic carton feeding

• Carton forming mechanisms

• Servo positioning

• Hot-melt glue systems

• Automatic folding units

• Outlet conveyors

• Labeling systems

• Barcode printers

• Strapping equipment

• Robotic palletizers

This modular structure allows the packaging line to match different factory requirements.

Customers can start with the core packaging system and reserve interfaces for future automation expansion.

The machine can be used in both new factories and existing production-line upgrades.

Flooring Factories

Suitable for SPC, WPC, LVT, laminate, and other flooring products.

Wall Panel Production

Automatic packaging protects decorative surfaces while improving carton appearance.

Construction Materials

Composite boards, rigid panels, and similar products can be evaluated for customized packaging.

Furniture Components

Flat-packed furniture boards and components can also be handled with suitable customization.

Export Packaging Lines

The machine is ideal for factories where carton quality and packaging consistency are important for container shipping and international distribution.

1. Product Transfer

2. Detection

3. Positioning

4. Carton Feeding

5. Folding

6. Adhesive Application

7. Sealing

8. Discharge

• Stable Speed

• Lower Labor Requirement

• Better Repeatability

• Recipe Management

• Easy Operation

• Expandable Design

• Customized Layout

1. Confirm Product Range

2. Confirm Carton Dimensions

3. Confirm Production Capacity

4. Evaluate Upstream Equipment

5. Plan Downstream Handling

6. Check Utility Conditions

The packaging section is often one of the easiest areas to automate and one of the areas where labor savings can be immediately visible.

By combining automatic packaging with labeling, strapping, palletizing, and wrapping equipment, manufacturers can build a more complete automated finished-product handling system.

For a customized proposal, send us:

• Product size range

• Carton dimensions

• Production speed

• Product photos

• Packaging video

• Factory layout

• Voltage and frequency

• Required automation functions

Our engineering team can evaluate the project and recommend the appropriate configuration.

• 1. Is 8-12 boxes/min the fixed speed?

• 2. Does the machine require an operator?

• 3. Can labeling equipment be added?

• 4. Can the machine work with robotic palletizing?

• 5. Can the voltage be customized?