What are the specifications and standards of our carton opener for cartons
As we all know, in the product packaging design of enterprises, the use of the unpacking machine can further improve the production efficiency of the outer packaging process of enterprises, and is one of the indispensable mechanical equipment for mass production. Although the unpacking machine should be an automatic packaging mechanical equipment for unpacking cartons, many cartons on the market cannot use the unpacking machine at present. Therefore, there are relevant specifications and standards for cartons.
What is the standard for carton specification of carton opener?
1. The crease of the carton should be very deep.
The folds are shallow. Although the raw materials of the carton are hard enough, the shallow folds at the bottom will cause undesirable effects and problems, and also endanger the working efficiency of the automatic unpacking machine.
2. The raw materials of the carton should be soft and hard.
The cartons with soft raw materials are not suitable for the full-automatic case opener, because there are some factors that will lead to unstable carton forming when the full-automatic case opener is working, which will have a great impact on the organization.
3. The front cover, back cover and side cover of the carton shall be cut in a standardized way.
The case cover, cover plate and side cover used by the case opener are cut out in a standard way, so that the quality and appearance of the outer packing carton can be relatively solid, which is convenient for the case opener to open.
Generally speaking, it is the standard of carton unpacking machine. For the group engaged in the packaging industry, the appearance of the unpacking machine is equivalent to a rapid development of the industry, which has greatly promoted the reduction of the enterprise's human cost. It not only completely solves the dependence on manual unpacking, but also saves the long-term expenditure of high manpower investment. The efficiency is several times higher than manual unpacking.
