Retail Multipack Pocket Tissue Production and Packaging Guide

Retail multipack pocket tissues combine several individually wrapped pocket tissue packs into a larger sales unit. Planning should cover both individual-pack production and the downstream counting, arranging, and secondary packaging stages.

Common Product Formats

A retail multipack may contain Super Mini, Mini, standard, or portable pocket tissue packs. The final format depends on:

• Individual pack dimensions
• Number of packs per bundle
• Row and layer arrangement
• Secondary packaging material
• Finished bundle dimensions
• Case-packing plan

Individual packs must remain dimensionally consistent so that the completed retail bundle has a stable shape.

Application Scope

Retail pocket tissue multipacks are suitable for:

• Supermarkets and hypermarkets
• Convenience-store chains
• Family-value packs
• Private-label retail programs
• Promotional bundles
• Wholesale and distributor orders
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Production and Quality Requirements

Individual-pack output should be matched to downstream conveying, counting, and grouping capacity. Differences in pack thickness or seal position can cause unstable bundle arrangement.

Sample runs should verify:

• Sheets per individual pack
• Individual package dimensions
• Primary seal quality
• Packs per multipack
• Bundle arrangement
• Secondary package stability

Retail Multipack Pocket Tissue Equipment

The applicable pocket tissue line produces and individually wraps each tissue pack. Model selection depends on the required product:

• DB-HK-130P or DB-HK-150P for single-channel production
• DB-HK-220P for high-output DB-HK formats
• DB-W-200P for standard and portable formats within its specified range

The main production line does not itself complete retail multipack packaging. It can connect with compatible conveying, counting, and secondary packing equipment selected according to the finished format.

No specific downstream machine model or speed should be stated until compatibility has been confirmed.

Selecting the Right Configuration

Buyers should confirm:

• Individual tissue format
• Sheets per individual pack
• Individual package dimensions
• Main-line output
• Packs per retail multipack
• Bundle arrangement
• Secondary packaging material
• Finished multipack dimensions
• Multipacks per case
• Factory conveying direction

DOUBLE Machinery can review the complete retail route and recommend a matched primary and secondary packaging arrangement. For a closer look at compatible downstream options, see the Tissue Paper Packing Machine Catalog or the Tissue Paper Packing Machine section.

To prepare a configuration proposal, please share your individual tissue format, sheets per pack, target main-line output, packs per multipack, bundle arrangement, secondary packaging material, and factory conveying direction.