Pognova Carton Sealer EC60
| Voltage(V/HZ): | 220V/50HZ |
|---|---|
| Power: | 200W |
| Sealing Speed: | 24-45m/min |
| Conveyor Speed: | 20m/min |
| Max.Carton Size(L*W*H): | ∞*500*600mm |
| Min.Carton Size(L*W*H): | 150*180*130mm |
| Max.Conveyor Load: | 30kg |
| Width Of Adhesive Tape | 48/60/76(Optional) |
About Pognova Carton Sealer
The EC60 series tape sealing machine offers you modern sealing technology, featuring a robust and stable structure, lightweight design, easy operation, and simple maintenance.
The sealing machine uses self-adhesive tape to seal the cartons, offering an economical and fast experience. It can easily accommodate different cartons, making the process simple and quick. It can complete both top and bottom sealing simultaneously. Three-sided drive sealing machines are generally suitable for heavier cartons.
- Pognova Carton Sealer Parameter Comparison
| Model | EC60 |
| Voltage(V/HZ) | 220V/50HZ |
| Power(W) | 200 |
| Sealing Speed (Cartons/min) | 24-45 |
| Conveyor Speed(M/MIN) | 20 |
| Height Of Table (mm) | 635-780 |
| Max.Carton Size(L*W*H)(mm) | ∞*500*600 |
| Min.Carton Size(L*W*H)(mm) | 150*180*130 |
| Max.Conveyor Load(kg) | 30 |
| Max.Tape Roll Diameter(mm) | 500 |
| Width Of Adhesive Tape | 48/60/76(Optional) |
| Used Adhesive Tape | BOPP, Water-free adhesive tape |
| Extwenal Dimensions(L*W*H)(mm) | 1573*767*(1010-1500) |
| Weight(kg) | 150 |
Pognova Carton Sealer EC60
The sealing machine uses self-adhesive tape to seal the cartons, offering an economical and fast experience. It can easily accommodate different cartons, making the process simple and quick. It can complete both top and bottom sealing simultaneously. Three-sided drive sealing machines are generally suitable for heavier cartons.
Pognova Carton Sealer Spare Parts List
We provide a comprehensive range of wear parts and core components, so you do not need to worry about subsequent maintenance.
Learn More About Pognova Carton Sealer Machine
Carton sealing machines are mainly used for sealing and packaging cartons. They can operate as standalone machines or be integrated into production lines, and are widely used for the outer packaging of products such as household appliances, textiles, food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and books.
- This carton sealer machine is extremely convenient to use. After adjusting the sealing dimensions, simply push the carton in, and the machine will complete the sealing process.
- The carton sealing dimensions have a wide adjustment range, suitable for packaging cartons of various sizes.
This is the most important distinction when choosing a machine:
Uniform Sealers: These are set manually to a specific box width and height. They are ideal for production runs where you are sealing hundreds of the same-sized boxes in a row.
Random Sealers: These machines use sensors and pneumatic actuators to automatically adjust their height and width for every individual box. They are perfect for e-commerce or fulfillment centers where every box coming down the line is a different size.
The “drive” refers to where the belts grip the box to pull it through the machine:
Side Drive: Best for most standard cartons. They provide great stability and are the industry standard for lightweight to medium-weight boxes.
Top-and-Bottom Drive: These are necessary for tall, narrow boxes (which might tip over with side belts) or heavy, unstable loads. They provide more traction by gripping the strongest parts of the carton.
Most standard carton sealers are designed for 2-inch (48mm) or 3-inch (72mm) tape.
While some machines are “dual-purpose,” most require a specific tape head for each width.
If you currently use 2-inch tape but might move to 3-inch for heavier boxes later, check if the machine’s tape head is interchangeable before purchasing.
If the seal isn’t clean, it is usually due to one of three factors:
Tape Tension: If the tension on the tape mandrel is too tight, the tape will stretch and then “snap back,” causing it to peel off the corners. If it’s too loose, the tape will wrinkle.
Worn Blades: If the tape isn’t being cut cleanly, the serrated blade is likely dull or gummed up with adhesive residue.
Spring Pressure: The rollers on the tape head must apply enough pressure to “wipe” the tape onto the box. If the rollers are worn, the tape won’t adhere properly.
Overfilled (Bulging) Boxes: These can be difficult because the uneven top surface prevents the tape head from laying the tape flat. This can lead to the tape snapping or the machine jamming.
Underfilled Boxes: If a box is half-empty, the top flaps may “sink” when the tape head applies pressure, resulting in a loose seal.
