A Western-style gift envelope making machine automates the high-speed production of standard envelopes, featuring automatic paper feeding (often with air suction from the bottom pile), precise creasing and folding, even roller gluing, and electronic counting for large-batch efficiency in printing and packaging, handling various paper weights for consistent, operator-friendly output.
Key Features & Process:
Automatic Feeding: Uses air suction to continuously feed paper from the bottom of the stack without stopping the machine.
Precision Folding: Incorporates double air-sucking rollers and barrier folding for accurate, consistent folds.
Accurate Gluing: Rotary wheel or roller systems apply glue evenly, with adjustable volume, ensuring flat, well-sealed flaps.
Creasing: Some models offer adjustable automatic creasing on edges for clean folds.
Versatility: Can produce various standard sizes (like #2 to #9) and often non-standard paper bags, handling different paper weights.
High Efficiency: Designed for continuous, high-speed production (e.g., 6,000-12,000 pieces/hour).
Control Systems: Equipped with electronic counters, batching systems, and adjustable settings for glue width and paper positioning.
Benefits:
Increases production speed and output.
Ensures high-quality, consistent envelopes.
Reduces labor costs through automation.
Allows for mass production of standard sizes and small-batch customization.
