Cartoning machines vary in speed depending on the model. High-speed models can reach up to 500 cartons/min (e.g., HD500 model), while semi-automatic machines may operate at lower speeds like 30–100 cartons/min.

Prices vary widely based on capacity and features. Entry-level models start at around $5,353, while premium systems can cost up to $130,000. Common mid-range machines range from $18,500 to $32,400.

These machines are versatile and can package pills, bottles, tubes, cosmetic creams, food pouches, blister packs, and vials. Some models specialize in specific items like toothpaste or tea bags.

Key safety features include overload protection (auto-stop function), safety doors compliant with GMP standards, and interlock systems to prevent errors (e.g., no carton insertion without a product).

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Cartons typically use duplex board or ivory board (250–350g/m²), while leaflets require offset or art paper (50–70g/m²). Machines also handle materials like PVC, aluminum, and plastic trays.

Yes, customization options include adjustable carton sizes, integration with batch number printing, and specialized functions for industries like pharmaceuticals or cosmetics.

Semi-automatic models (e.g., CSC-50) require manual loading and are slower (50–100 cartons/min), while fully automatic machines (e.g., JDZ-450) offer speeds up to 450 cartons/min with PLC-controlled processes.

Regular maintenance includes lubrication of moving parts, air pressure checks (0.5–0.8MPa), and monitoring power consumption (≤10kW). Automated error detection systems help reduce downtime.

Primary industries include pharmaceuticals (pills, vials), food & beverage (tea bags, pouches), cosmetics (tubes, creams), and consumer goods (condoms, injections).