Automatic Hand Towel Production Line with Folding, Cutting and Packing

How the DB-N-225 Hand Towel Line Runs from Parent Roll to Sealed Pack

The DB-N-225-based automatic hand towel production line links folding, stack transfer, log cutting and full-seal packing into one coordinated flow. Equipment and conveyor connections are matched to your towel specification, package size and factory layout, so the folding, cutting and packing stages stay balanced rather than running as separate islands.

Working Sequence and Stage Coordination

The line follows a defined sequence: paper feeding and folding, stack transfer, rotation and turnover, log cutting, product distribution, full-seal packing and finished-pack conveying. Each stage is set to keep product flow organized and to match the agreed production target. Because the stages are mechanically linked, the practical output of the line is governed by the slowest stage in the chain, not by any single machine running at its own maximum.

Folding Unit: DB-N-225 Hand Towel Folding Machine

The folding unit converts parent roll into folded hand towel stacks. Web tension at this stage, parent-roll quality and fold pattern settings determine how evenly the stacks are formed before they enter transfer and cutting. Confirmed folding output and finished towel dimensions are listed in the Technical Specifications field.

Cutting Unit: DB-L-150C Automatic Tissue Log Saw Cutting Machine

The log saw cuts folded logs to the finished towel length. Cutting accuracy, blade condition and the feeding system affect cut quality and how cleanly the cut stacks transfer to the packing section. The cutting configuration is confirmed against your finished towel format and the factory proposal.

Packing Unit: DB-HT-45P Automatic Hand Towel Paper Packing Machine

The packing unit forms and seals the refill pack. Film or bag specification, forming mold and sealing parameters are set to suit your package size and the packing material you intend to run. Confirmed packing speed and package size range are listed in the Technical Specifications field.

Configuration Choices That Shape the Line

Before the line is finalized, several configuration decisions determine how the folding, cutting and packing stages connect:

• Folding and cutting match: the folding unit and the log saw are selected so that stack height and cut length suit your finished towel format.
• Packing-machine quantity: the number of packing units depends on the balance between folding output and packing speed, and on the package size range you intend to run.
• Transfer and distribution layout: conveyor routing, rotation and turnover positions are set to suit your available floor space and the position of downstream equipment.
• Utilities and power: power supply, compressed air and other services are confirmed with the final configuration.

Confirmed machine parameters, including folding output, cutting speed, packing speed, packing size range and installed power, are listed in the Technical Specifications field. Final values are confirmed against the factory proposal.

Finished Products and Applications

The line produces folded commercial hand towels in sealed refill packs for hotels, offices, restaurants and public washrooms. Towel dimensions, fold pattern, sheet count and dispenser compatibility are confirmed using your sample, so the finished pack fits the dispensers your customers actually use.

Operating and Maintenance Notes

Stable running depends on consistent parent-roll quality, correct web tension at the folding stage, and clean transfer of stacks into the cutting and packing sections. Operators should have clear access to the folding unit, the cutting unit and the packing unit for routine checks, film or bag changes and jam clearing. Planning spare parts and wear items for the cutting and sealing sections before commissioning helps reduce unplanned stops once the line is in production.

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