The 8–12 Boxes/Min Automatic Packaging Machine for SPC Flooring is developed for flooring manufacturers that need a reliable and continuous carton packing solution for medium- and high-volume production. The machine is designed for products measuring 500–1000 mm in length, 300–600 mm in width, and 25–80 mm in package height, with a packaging capacity of approximately 8–12 boxes per minute.

By combining automatic conveying, positioning, carton handling, product loading, sealing, and finished-box discharge, the system can significantly simplify the packaging process. It can be connected directly with SPC, LVT, WPC, laminate flooring, and panel production lines to reduce manual handling between manufacturing and final packaging.

The machine operates with 28 kW power and standard 380V / 50Hz voltage, while customized electrical configurations and line layouts can be discussed for different export markets.

As flooring factories increase production capacity, manual packaging often becomes one of the main restrictions on overall line efficiency.

Operators need to repeatedly move products, prepare cartons, insert flooring stacks, close boxes, apply adhesive or tape, and transfer finished cartons. These repetitive operations require substantial labor while also creating differences in packaging quality between shifts.

Typical problems include:

• Packaging speed lower than upstream production

• Increasing labor costs

• Unstable carton appearance

• High operator workload

• Frequent product handling

• Difficulty maintaining continuous production

• Slow size changeover

• Limited space around the packaging area

• Inconsistent sealing quality

For export-oriented flooring factories, packaging also needs to remain stable enough to protect products throughout handling, warehousing, container loading, and transportation.

Our automatic packaging system integrates several packaging procedures into one continuous production process.

Flooring packs are conveyed automatically from the upstream section. Sensors monitor product arrival and help ensure accurate positioning. The packaging mechanism then handles the carton and product according to the selected machine configuration.

After loading and sealing, the completed cartons are automatically discharged for the next process.

Optional downstream connections can include:

• Labeling machines

• Inkjet printers

• Weight inspection

• Carton inspection

• Strapping machines

• Palletizing robots

• Pallet wrapping machines

• Warehouse conveyor systems

This modular approach allows manufacturers to automate the packaging section step by step or create a complete end-of-line packaging system.

Actual configuration can be adjusted according to carton type, product structure, capacity target, and destination market.

SPC flooring manufacturers can use the system after profiling, quality inspection, stacking, or counting processes to create a continuous automatic packing line.

The packaging machine can be configured for LVT products requiring stable carton packing and efficient downstream handling.

For WPC flooring with different package specifications, customized machine adjustment and recipe settings can help reduce manual changeover work.

The equipment can also be evaluated for laminate flooring packages within the applicable product size range.

Selected wall panels, decorative boards, building material panels, and rectangular industrial products can also be packed automatically after technical evaluation.

The typical packaging sequence includes the following steps.

Products or product stacks enter the packaging machine through an automatic conveyor.

Sensors detect the incoming package and confirm the correct position.

The product stack is aligned to maintain stable packaging accuracy.

The carton is introduced or formed according to the machine configuration.

The flooring stack is automatically transferred into the required carton position.

The package is closed and sealed using the selected carton sealing method.

Finished cartons are conveyed automatically to labeling, inspection, palletizing, or warehouse handling equipment.

Provide both minimum and maximum dimensions. If several flooring formats are produced on the same line, all specifications should be included.

The number of flooring planks in each carton affects stack height and packaging sequence.

Different cartons require different forming and sealing methods. A carton drawing or physical sample is recommended.

Determine the required boxes per minute or boxes per hour. The standard machine provides approximately 8–12 boxes/min depending on actual conditions.

The conveyor direction, existing line height, operator passage, column positions, and available maintenance area should be considered.

If you plan to add automatic palletizing, labeling, wrapping, or warehouse handling later, this should be considered during initial line design.

Choosing an automatic packaging solution can help manufacturers achieve:

• More stable packaging rhythm

• Reduced repetitive manual work

• Better compatibility with high-speed flooring lines

• More consistent box appearance

• Easier production management

• Lower dependence on manual operators

• Better preparation for factory automation

• Improved downstream logistics efficiency

No. It can also be configured for LVT, WPC, laminate flooring, selected panels, and other rectangular products that meet the machine size and packaging requirements.

The nominal speed is 8–12 boxes/min. Actual output depends on product dimensions, number of pieces per box, carton structure, upstream feeding stability, and downstream equipment.

Yes. Multiple sizes can be considered during machine design. Please provide a complete product specification list before ordering.

The standard voltage is 380V / 50Hz, but electrical requirements can be evaluated according to the destination country and project requirements.

Yes. The finished-carton conveyor can be designed to connect with robotic palletizing, strapping, labeling, pallet wrapping, and other end-of-line automation equipment.