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Q: What is normally included in a tissue production line?

A complete line may include raw-material feeding, rewinding or folding, cutting, transfer, primary packing and secondary handling. The exact scope depends on the finished product and required automation.

Q: How is a production line different from an individual machine?

An individual machine completes one process. A production line combines compatible machines and balances their ranges, interfaces, controls and practical output as one system.

Q: Does a fully automatic line eliminate all operator work?

No. Operators are still required for material replacement, replenishment, inspection, changeover, cleaning, fault handling and maintenance.

Q: How is practical production-line output calculated?

Practical output is calculated from a defined finished product and the slowest connected stage, including cutting, transfer and packing capacity.

Q: What information is required before preparing a line configuration?

Provide the finished product, raw material, target output, packaging, automation preference, operators, workshop drawing, voltage and utilities.

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Each category leads to production lines designed around a specific finished product, converting method and packaging route.

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Napkin Production Lines

Explore napkin production lines by process flow, equipment scope, automation, staffing, power, workshop and packing requirements for different project stages.

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FEATURED CONFIGURATIONS

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Review the finished product, automation level, output basis, operators, installed power and workshop requirement together.

Model 300 Two-Color Printed Paper Napkin Production Line

厕纸生产线

AutomaticModel 300 Two-Color Configuration

Model 300 Two-Color Printed Paper Napkin Production Line

A paper napkin line for jumbo roll unwinding, two-color printing, embossing, folding, counting and r

FINISHED PRODUCTPrinted Restaurant Napkins, Table Napkins, Cocktail Napkins and Selected Dispenser Napkins

Reference Output: According to the confirmed roll size and packing format
Operators: Approximately 4–6 Operators
Total Power: Subject to the Final Configuration
Workshop Space: Based on the Final Line Layout

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餐巾纸生产线

AutomaticModel 300 Two-Color Configuration

Model 300 Two-Color Printed Paper Napkin Production Line

A paper napkin line for jumbo roll unwinding, two-color printing, embossing, folding, counting and r

FINISHED PRODUCTPrinted Restaurant Napkins, Table Napkins, Cocktail Napkins and Selected Dispenser Napkins

Reference Output: According to the confirmed roll size and packing format
Operators: Approximately 4–6 Operators
Total Power: Subject to the Final Configuration
Workshop Space: Based on the Final Line Layout

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7-Lane Automatic Soft Pack Facial Tissue Production Line

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Fully Automatic2200 Semi-Automatic Configuration

7-Lane Automatic Soft Pack Facial Tissue Production Line

A connected 7-lane facial tissue production line for folding, log cutting, stack transfer and automa

FINISHED PRODUCTV-Fold Soft Pack Facial Tissue

Reference Output: According to the confirmed roll size and packing format
Operators: Approximately 4–6 Operators
Total Power: Subject to the Final Configuration
Workshop Space: Based on the Final Line Layout

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ONE CONNECTED PROCESS

A complete line must balance every production stage

The main machine is only one part of the result. Cutting, transfer, packing and secondary handling must support the same finished-product target.

Raw Material Feeding

Jumbo roll loading, web guidance, tension control and material preparation.

Converting

Rewinding, interfolding, embossing, perforating, printing or sheet forming.

Cutting and Transfer

Log cutting, stack cutting, counting, conveying and product positioning.

Primary Packing

Individual wrapping, multi-roll bags, soft packs, boxes or refill packs.

Secondary Handling

Bundling, case packing, carton sealing and finished-product collection.

DATA BEFORE CONFIGURATION

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A useful proposal connects the finished product, raw material, practical output and packaging method with the available workshop and utilities.

Send Project Requirements

Finished Product: Dimensions, plies, roll or sheet format and pack quantity.
Raw Material: Jumbo roll width, diameter, basis weight and material condition.
Practical Output: Required rolls, packs or cartons per minute, shift or day.
Automation: Which transfer, cutting, packing and secondary processes should be connected.
Workshop: Internal dimensions, doors, columns, storage and maintenance access.
Utilities: Voltage, frequency, compressed air, vacuum and available electrical capacity.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common questions before planning a tissue production line

These answers explain the general production-line scope. The final configuration must still be confirmed from the actual product, raw material, output, packaging and factory conditions.

01What is normally included in a tissue production line?

A complete line may include raw-material feeding, the main rewinding or folding machine, cutting, product transfer, primary packing and secondary handling. The exact scope depends on the finished product and which operations the factory wants to connect.

02How is a production line different from an individual machine?

An individual machine completes one defined process. A production line combines several compatible machines and balances their working ranges, transfer direction, control sequence and practical output as one system.

03Does a fully automatic line eliminate all operator work?

No. A fully automatic line can connect the principal converting, cutting, transfer and packing stages, but operators are still required for raw-material replacement, packaging-material replenishment, inspection, changeover, cleaning, fault handling and maintenance.

04How is practical production-line output calculated?

Practical output should be calculated from one stated finished-product specification and the slowest connected stage. Raw material, dimensions, sheets or rolls per pack, cutting capacity, packing rhythm, changeover and normal operating conditions all affect the result.

05What information is required before preparing a line configuration?

Provide the finished-product sample or dimensions, raw-material specification, target output, packaging format, preferred automation, available operators, workshop drawing, destination voltage and utility conditions.

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