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Automatic box packing machine refers to the equipment that automatically packs medicine bottles, medicine plates, ointments, and instructions into folded paper boxes and completes the box sealing action. Some fully functional automatic box packing machines also have additional functions such as applying sealing labels or performing hot shrink wrapping.
The automatic box packing machine automatically packs medicine bottles, medicine plates, ointments, and instructions into folded paper boxes and completes the box sealing action. Some fully functional automatic box packing machines also have additional functions such as applying sealing labels or performing hot shrink wrapping. The feeding of the automatic box packing machine generally has three entrances: the instruction entrance, the medicine bottle entrance, and the box entrance. The entire process from the box feeding to the final packaging can be roughly divided into four stages: box lowering, opening, filling, and sealing. The box lowering action is usually performed by a suction cup that sucks a paper box from the box feeding port, descends to the main assembly line of the box filling and fixing area, and is fixed by a guide rail. At the same time, two movable card slots rise from below and are used to clamp the side of the box from the front and back, so that the box is opened at a right angle and moved forward to the filling area.
After filling in the filling area, the machine mechanism folds the ears into the left and right guide rails, and then performs the sealing action. Before the sealing action, the mechanism first folds the tongue of the paper box, and then pushes the box cover to fold it, so that the tongue is inserted into the box and the lock is fastened. The sealing action is a crucial action, and its quality is closely related to the structure of the paper box and the accuracy of the machine adjustment.
Automatic box packing machines generally have three entrances: the instruction entrance, the medicine bottle entrance, and the box entrance. The entire process from the box feeding to the final packaging can be roughly divided into four stages: box lowering, opening, filling, and sealing. The box lowering action is usually performed by a suction cup that sucks a paper box from the box feeding port, descends to the main assembly line of the box filling and fixing area, and is fixed by a guide rail. At the same time, two movable card slots rise from below and are used to clamp the side of the box from the front and back, so that the box is opened at a right angle and moved forward to the filling area. After filling in the filling area, the machine mechanism folds the ears into the left and right guide rails, and then performs the sealing action. Before the sealing action, the mechanism first folds the tongue of the paper box, and then pushes the box cover to fold it, so that the tongue is inserted into the box and the lock is fastened. The sealing action is a crucial action, and its quality is closely related to the structure of the paper box and the accuracy of the machine adjustment.
