Sachet Strip Cartoning Line

1. Automating the integration of sachet strips to improve packaging efficiency

• Small sachet products (e.g., granules, powders, ointments) are usually first packaged into individual sachets, then integrated into "strip" forms (e.g., 10 sachets connected to form a long strip).
• The production line can automatically receive these sachet strips, replacing manual sorting and organizing steps.

2. Precise cartoning and sealing for standardized packaging

• It automatically loads the sachet strips into pre-folded cartons in a fixed quantity (e.g., 1 or several strips per carton) to ensure consistent packaging specifications.
• After loading, the line completes carton folding, sealing (via gluing or tucking), and other processes, ensuring tight and neat seals to meet quality and hygiene requirements (especially critical for pharmaceuticals and food).

3. Enhancing product protection and marketability

• Cartoning provides an extra layer of protection for sachet strips, preventing damage, moisture, or contamination during storage, transportation, and handling.
• The cartons can be printed with product information (labels, instructions, batch numbers, expiration dates), improving product identification and compliance with regulatory standards, while also enhancing the overall appearance for better market appeal.

4. Reducing labor costs and ensuring consistency

• By automating the entire process from strip feeding, carton erecting, product insertion to sealing, it significantly reduces reliance on manual labor, lowers labor costs, and minimizes errors caused by human operations (e.g., incorrect quantity, misaligned packaging).
• It maintains stable production speed and packaging quality, ensuring uniformity across batches, which is essential for large-scale mass production.