Cartoning Machine
Model ZS-CPL2 · Cartoning Machine
Last updated: 2026-10
Fully automatic grab-type case packer that erects cartons, sorts containers and loads bottles, jars and tins in one end-of-line unit: a mechanical gripper handles three cases per cycle at a stated 10-15 cases/min, on a carbon-steel frame with powder-coated surface, drawing 5kW from three-phase 380V with 0.6MPa, 450 NL/min shop air.
The ZS-CPL2 is a fully automatic grab-type case packer stated at 10-15 cases/min: it erects cartons, sorts containers and loads bottles, jars, and tins three cases per grab on a carbon-steel frame.
| Filling speed | 10-15 cases/min |
|---|---|
| Container range | Bottles, jars, and tins of various sizes; grab-type case packing, 3 cases per grab |
| Power supply | 3-phase 380 V, 50 Hz; 5 kW; air 0.6 MPa, 450 NL/min |
| Starting price | $48,000 |
| Construction materials | carbon steel frame with powder-coated surface |
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