Cartoning Machine
Model ZS-MSZH70 · Cartoning Machine
Last updated: 2026-10
Fully automatic cartoner with a 5 L hot-melt glue tank: suction carton feeding, servo-driven side loading, flap folding and glue sealing in one pass at the stated 35-45 cartons per minute (up to 2400 boxes per hour) for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and electronics cartons.
The ZS-MSZH70 is a fully automatic cartoner with a 5L hot-melt glue tank, stated at 35-45 cartons/min on cartons of 80-200 × 30-80 × 15-50 mm, or up to 2400 boxes per hour.
| Filling speed | 35-45 cartons/min |
|---|---|
| Container range | Length 80-200 mm, Width 30-80 mm, Height 15-50 mm |
| Dimensions | 4250 × 1700 × 1675 mm |
| Starting price | $35,999 |
| Machine weight | About 750 kg |
| Construction materials | Paper cartons 300-450 gsm (preferred 350 gsm), score depth ≥ 0.4 mm |
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Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and the machine's parameter documentation are provided with every export shipment. Machine-specific certificates, when applicable, are stated on the quotation — we list exactly what accompanies your order instead of claiming standard paperwork.
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Machines ship export-grade crated with a container loading plan. Store crated machines dry and upright, keep the protective film on until installation, and run the first production batch after on-site power and air supply are confirmed.
A glued flap is tamper-evident and stays closed under handling, which pharmaceutical and electronics cartons often require; tuck flaps reopen more easily but need no glue system.
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