ZONESUN
ZONESUN ZS-TD400 3D Cellophane Wrapping Machine for Cosmetics and Boxes
ZONESUN ZS-TD400 3D Cellophane Wrapping Machine for Cosmetics and Boxes
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Description
The ZONESUN ZS-TD400 is a high-speed push-type 3D wrapping machine designed for precise and efficient packaging of boxed products. Operating at 10–40 packs per minute, it uses heat sealing to wrap items in BOPP film with clean edges and tight finishes. The system integrates product pushing, film feeding, cutting, sealing, and pressure shaping into one streamlined process. Ideal for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and daily goods, it supports various pack sizes and materials, delivering professional-grade wrapping with minimal manual intervention.
Parameter
- Model: ZS-TD400
- Voltage: 220V, 50 Hz
- Power Consumption: 4 kW
- Air Pressure Requirement: 0.6 MPa
- Working Capacity: 10–40 boxes/min
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Applicable Packing Size:
- Length: 100–300 mm
- Width: 50–200 mm
- Height: 30–100 mm
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Packaging Material:
- BOPP cigarette film
- BOPP heat-sealable film
- Tear tape
- Film thickness: 0.02–0.03 mm
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Film Roll Dimensions:
- Inner Diameter: 76 mm
- Outer Diameter: 300 mm
- Net Weight: Approx. 750 kg
Controls sealing parameters with real-time feedback. Offers precise adjustment via counters and knobs, plus power and emergency stop for safety.
Cuts and seals wrapping film around the product in one synchronized motion. Ensures clean edges and tight packaging for a professional finish.
Pushes products into the film channel with precise alignment for smooth entry and clean sealing.
Fill Roll Holder
Holds and dispenses wrapping film roll smoothly into the packaging system. Ensures stable film tension and alignment for accurate wrapping.
Applies final pressure to shape and flatten the wrapped product after sealing. Enhances package appearance and ensures tight, uniform finish.
Transfers finished packages out of the sealing zone smoothly and in alignment. Prepares products for downstream processes like boxing or labeling.
