Full-cycle production since 2006
AUTOMATIC ASSEMBLY LINE
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Acceptance and incoming inspection of the physical and mechanical properties of raw materials;
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Preparation of material for printing: unwinding, flattening, trimming paper;
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Applying printing to rolls or sheets using flexographic method with up to 6 colors or offset method with up to 4 colors and CMYK:
When printing, the paper passes sequentially through sections of shafts with photopolymer plates specially made for a specific design, where the required color is applied to each of the sections.
Then the cloth is sent to the drying tunnel.
Video monitoring is also carried out using a mobile digital camera to track possible printing defects.
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Assembly into the final product, using the example of a paper bag:
The printed paper is fed through an assembly machine using a pull mechanism. If necessary, handles are glued to the moving paper sheet. After that, the paper sheet goes to the sleeve-forming section, where a paper sleeve is glued together.
The sleeve is then cut into individual pieces using a knife, which are folded and then fed to the bottom-forming cylinder. Next, the inner and outer bottom flaps are folded, completing the bottom closure. The finished bags are then fed to the packing cylinder with a table, which counts and stacks them.
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Packaging the products in five-layer corrugated boxes with labels, which are then placed on Euro pallets and sent to the automatic stretch film wrapping area.
New Pak has launched a new automatic line for the production of Kraft paper bags without tucking. The machine assembles bags with twine handles. The density of the material ranges from 80 to 150 g/sq. m. The sizes of the bags vary:
-height from 220 mm to 540 mm;
-width from 290 mm to 580 mm;
-depth from 80 mm to 250 mm.
Kraft paper is a strong material made of wood from Russian, Finnish and Swedish forests. Kraft is an environmentally friendly material, it is well permeable to air, has the ability to absorb moisture, which prevents damping of contents and allows you to increase the shelf life of goods, as packaged products better adapt to temperature and humidity fluctuations, especially compared to synthetic packaging materials. Bags made of natural kraft paper can be fully recycled, as they do not contain laminated coating, and thus the recycling process does not disturb the ecological environment.
ECO products are becoming popular among modern Russian companies. To put a company logo on the surface of a kraft bag made of natural material is a pledge of respect for the environmental situation in the world, a sign of participation in its improvement and an indicator of the company's maturity. The variety of designer kraft paper allows you to implement original and bright ideas, varying colors, size and density. The result is a double benefit: care for the environment and for the consumer. New Pack - a wise attitude to the future!
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Acceptance and incoming inspection of the physical and mechanical properties of raw materials;
Preparation of material for printing: unwinding, flattening, trimming paper;
Applying printing to rolls or sheets using flexographic method with up to 6 colors or offset method with up to 4 colors and CMYK:
When printing, the paper passes sequentially through sections of shafts with photopolymer plates specially made for a specific design, where the required color is applied to each of the sections. Then the cloth is sent to the drying tunnel. Video monitoring is also carried out using a mobile digital camera to track possible printing defects.
Assembly into the final product, using the example of a paper bag:
The printed paper is fed through an assembly machine using a pull mechanism. If necessary, handles are glued to the moving paper sheet. After that, the paper sheet goes to the sleeve-forming section, where a paper sleeve is glued together. The sleeve is then cut into individual pieces using a knife, which are folded and then fed to the bottom-forming cylinder. Next, the inner and outer bottom flaps are folded, completing the bottom closure. The finished bags are then fed to the packing cylinder with a table, which counts and stacks them.
Packaging the products in five-layer corrugated boxes with labels, which are then placed on Euro pallets and sent to the automatic stretch film wrapping area.
