Automatic Non Woven Storage Box Bottom Board Machine
- Bag height
- 160-350mm
- Bag width
- 170-380mm
- Production speed
- 15-20pcs/min
- Material thickness
- 30-100g/m²
Product Introduction
The ZXL-400 is designed for automatic production of bottom boards or bottom inserts used in nonwoven storage boxes. It supports finished product widths from 170 to 380 mm and heights from 160 to 350 mm, making it suitable for different storage box sizes and packaging requirements.
With a production speed of 15–20 pieces per minute, the machine helps manufacturers improve the consistency and efficiency of storage box bottom component production. It is intended for nonwoven storage box producers, household storage product manufacturers and packaging suppliers requiring stable output of bottom support components.
Material specifications and finished dimensions should be confirmed according to the required storage box structure. Actual production performance depends on product size, material properties and the selected machine configuration.
Parameters
| MAIN TECHNICIAN VARIABLES | ZXL-400 |
|---|---|
| Fabric Roll Width | 200-400mm |
| Production Speed | 15-20pcs/min |
| Bag Height | 160-350mm |
| Bag Width | 170-380mm |
| Material Thickness | 30-100g/m² |
| Voltage | 380V/220V |
| Total Power | 10kw |
| Overall Dimension | 8500×1850×1950mm |
| Weight | 2000kg |
Application Examples
Storage Box Bottom
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