Sweet Box Making Machine

Features

Offset / Digital Printing Machine:

Duplex sheets are printed on their glossy white or surface using an offset or digital printing machine. This is the initial and most important process used in the production of duplex boxes. If you're just starting out, you can use offset printers or outsourced job work printers to print the sheets rather than buying an offset or digital machine.

This machine is only recommended to current box manufacturers who need to produce large quantities of goods because of many factors like high maintenance costs and large production capacities. It will make any new startup more difficult.

Window Cum Plain Lamination Machine:

The purpose of this unique industrial lamination machine is to laminate printed sheets. This is done to make sure the printing on the sheet is protected from the dust. It also makes the Sheet more durable.

The process of lamination involves inserting each sheet or roll into the machine's conveyer-style input bed one at a time. An operator fixes a roll of transparent or printed lamination film to the machine's lamination roll. The Gum Rolls apply an adhesive solution layer to the sheet with the assistance of gears and a motor. The Lamination Film Roll is then stretched and pressed against the sheet to create a laminated output. The Window Cum Plain Lamination Model 36/32/26 is the ideal machine.

Lamination Roll to Sheet Separator Machine:

The Lamination Machine Output is Re-Separated Into Sheets Using This Additional Attachable Machine. The machine has a special sensor system program installed that automatically detects and isolates the space between two sheets that the user has purposefully left between them during lamination. With the use of a variable speed drive that was designed specifically to help coordinate the speed with the lamination machine, this machine may be attached to one and begin producing sheets right away. It can also be used independently. Lamination Sheet Separator Model 36/32/26 is the ideal machine.

Platen Punching Die Cutting Creasing Embossing Machine:

A necessary machine for box manufacturers to succeed. This machine turns the raw printed sheet into a structure resembling a box by cutting, creasing, embossing, and punching the duplex sheet. Depending on the availability of standard duplex sheet sizes, these machines come in a range of sizes. It is necessary to fix a wooden die on the platen bed's chase side, with fixed blades that resemble a cutting and crisscrossing pattern. After each imprint Punch, the operator switches out the sheets one by one on the other Platen bed side. H.S. 43, H.S. 40, or H.S. 35 is the recommended ideal size.

Raw Materials Required:

Duplex Sheets
Versions of this duplex sheet are available both printed and unprinted. If a printed box is needed in any scenario, it should be created beforehand and used in the box-making process.

Lamination Film Roll
Transparent rolls like this are utilized in lamination machines.

Adhesive
It is necessary to paste the stretched lamination film to the duplex sheet using a special bonding agent in liquid form.

Area and Electricity Load

A 500–1000 square foot space can be used to launch this business using sweet box making machines. The remaining space can be utilized for offices, finished box storage, and raw material storage.

• The amount of electricity used by machines to make sweet boxes can range from 3 to 7.5 horsepower depending on the machine's size and model.

Manpower Required:

• Manager: One person with strong mathematical, technical, and leadership abilities is needed.
• One person having the technical know-how to set up the process in a lamination machine and the ability to operate a die cutting machine together is called a machine operator.
• Unskilled labor: Three to four people are needed to assist with tasks including feeding sheets into the lamination machine, separating the laminated duplex roll into sheets, and providing and moving sheets on the die operator's table.