PACKAGING MACHINES
Explore practical packaging machines for coding, sealing, labeling, and banding applications. Choose by packaging process, product type, or production requirement — or send us your application and we’ll help recommend a suitable machine.
The GUHP241B is an electric ribbon coding machine for clear date and batch marking on flat packaging. It prints 1–3 lines in multi-color ribbon, runs at 20–120 prints per minute, and offers continuous automatic coding or speed-adjustable foot pedal operation.
The GUBM001 is a compact desktop paper tape banding machine with automatic sensing, adjustable temperature, tape length and speed settings, and a Chinese/English LCD interface. It bands a bundle in about 2 seconds with no preheating required.
The GUTM4030 is an open-top industrial heat sealing machine designed for consistent, controlled thermal film application. It features dual digital displays for real-time and set temperature monitoring, rapid heating, and precise thermostatic regulation. Built for reliability in packaging finishing operations.
The DY-8 is a compact manual hot-stamp coder for adding production dates, lot numbers, expiry information, and short text to packaging materials. It is suitable for plastic film, aluminum foil laminates, labels, paper cards, and similar flat substrates that are compatible with hot-stamp ribbon.
It is a semi-automatic labeling machine for round bottles, jars, and cans. An adjustable roll holder guides the label web while a photoelectric sensor detects label gaps. The operator positions the container in the rollers and initiates the cycle, producing a smooth wrap with a stated positioning accuracy of plus or minus 1 mm when labels and containers are correctly set up.
A continuous band sealer designed for efficient closing of thermoplastic bags in small and medium production environments.
PACKAGING GUIDES & BUYING ADVICE
Compare applications, packaging materials, production needs, and key specifications before requesting a quotation.
Printing dates and batch codes in small batches? See when a manual hot-stamp coder is enough, when it isn't, and how to get clean prints either way.
Wrapping tea, cosmetics or gift boxes by hand? See when a desktop cellophane wrapping machine fits, what to check before ordering, and how to test it.
Bundling small products with rubber bands or tape? See when a paper banding machine fits your products, what to check before ordering, and how to test it.
