Automatic Single-Roll Toilet Paper Packing Machine in Morocco

Automatic Single-Roll Toilet Paper Packing Project in Morocco

In 2026, a tissue products manufacturer in Morocco introduced an automatic single-roll toilet paper packing machine to improve the final stage of its toilet roll production process. The project focused on replacing repetitive manual wrapping with a more consistent and organized packing workflow.

Customer Requirement

The customer was producing toilet rolls in several diameters and needed an individual wrapping solution that could be adjusted to its existing products. The machine also had to fit the available workshop space and connect smoothly with the customer's downstream collection and bulk-packing process.

The main requirements were stable roll feeding, controlled film delivery, a neat package appearance, and convenient adjustment when changing the toilet roll specification.

Packing Solution

The selected machine combines automatic toilet roll feeding, packaging-film unwinding, roll wrapping, sealing, and finished-product discharge in one continuous process. It is the same machine family described in the DB-TR-120P automatic toilet tissue paper wrapping machine, which handles single-roll wrapping before bundling or carton packing.

Before delivery, the packing process was tested using the customer's selected roll dimensions and packaging film. The team checked roll positioning, film tracking, wrapping tension, sealing quality, and finished-roll discharge. Guide positions and operating settings were then adjusted to keep the rolls centered as they moved through the machine.

Project Result

The new packing process reduced the amount of manual wrapping required after toilet roll converting. Individually wrapped rolls left the machine with a more consistent appearance and could be collected more efficiently for bundling or carton packing.

The customer also gained a clearer production flow between roll converting and final packaging, making daily output easier to organize while reducing unnecessary product handling.