Tissue Paper Flow Wrapping Machine for Pocket Packs

Compact pocket tissues and controlled stacks of folded facial tissues can be wrapped horizontally when the stack dimensions, compression, infeed spacing and film behavior are stable. The correct HFFS configuration must maintain pack shape while producing consistent fin and end seals.

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Published HYS Configuration Facts

• HFFS model range: HFS-260, HFS-350 and HFS-450
• Published speed range: 20–250 packs/min
• Published finished bag widths: 25–110, 25–150 and 50–200 mm by model
• Published suitable film thickness: 0.03–0.06 mm

Final model, options and output are confirmed from product and package samples.

Custom functions: Nitrogen flushing, dust extraction, metal detection and checkweighing require a customized machine or line configuration.

Tissue Stack and Infeed Requirements

• Provide the folded tissue length, width, height, sheet count and acceptable compression.
• Confirm whether stacks arrive manually, from a counting system or directly from upstream converting equipment.
• Guides and flight spacing must keep soft stacks square without wrinkling or separating sheets.
• Automatic infeed design depends on the actual upstream presentation and target output.

Film, Seal and Pack Appearance

• Confirm plain or printed film, thickness, friction and heat-seal range.
• Printed packs require eye-mark control so artwork and opening features remain aligned.
• Bag dimensions must allow clean seals without crushing the tissue stack.
• Date coding, easy-open features and perforation require project-specific review.

Information Required for Testing

• Stack dimensions, sheet count, compression tolerance and photographs or samples.
• Target bag dimensions, film roll and seal acceptance criteria.
• Required good packs per minute and upstream arrival pattern.
• Manual or automatic feeding, coding and downstream handling requirements.