Pulp Egg Tray Molding Machine Automatic Using Recycling Waste Paper

Product Description:

SHM Pulp Molding Automatic Egg Box Molding Machine is an eco-friendly solution for producing egg boxes and other molded fiber products using recycled waste paper. This automated machine efficiently processes waste paper into high-quality, sustainable packaging. It molds the paper pulp into precise shapes, optimizes material usage, and contributes to a circular economy by reusing paper waste. With its automation and recycling capabilities, this machine is an environmentally responsible choice for businesses looking to reduce waste and manufacture eco-friendly egg boxes and packaging solutions.

Features:

-All processed parts have a processing accuracy of level 8 or above and have undergone heat treatment processes
-The processing accuracy of the transmission structure is C5 level
-Drying line insulation layer 120kg/m3
-Variable frequency circulation fan
-The main engine is powered by a hydraulic mechanism
-Equipped with fault overload protection device to prevent chain overload and breakage, resulting in maintenance difficulties and greater equipment damage.
-Adjustable speed control system to help adjust the production speed.

Multiple Applications: Egg Trays/Egg Cartons/Fruit Tray/Drinking Cup Carrier

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

SHM fully automatic waste paper egg box making machine, when integrated with a metal dryer, finds versatile applications in the production of eco-friendly egg cartons. This machinery is designed to efficiently transform recycled paper into biodegradable and sustainable packaging for eggs. The metal dryer ensures rapid, uniform drying of the cartons, enhancing production efficiency. It is an ideal solution for egg producers and businesses committed to reducing environmental impact by adopting green packaging practices while maintaining a high level of automation and productivity in their operations. This high efficiency egg tray dryer is perfect for those who need high production capacity for their egg box machine. It is a great choice for any egg tray production line or egg tray making machine.

Support and Services:

Project Schedule

Preparation of documents and drawings

Training of maintenance and operation personnel

Guide Assembly line installation

Electrical and mechanical design

System test and handover

One year of after-sales support

Spare parts are included

Operation support for the buyer’s factory

System test after equipment delivery

Documentation of assemble line

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FAQ:

How to make egg tray from waste paper?

Making egg trays from waste paper involves a process known as the pulp molding process. Here are the basic steps to create egg trays from waste paper:

1.Collection of Waste Paper:

Gather waste paper from various sources, such as old newspapers, cardboard, or office paper. Ensure the paper is clean and free from contaminants like plastic or food residues.

2.Paper Shredding:

Shred the collected waste paper into small pieces. A shredding machine can be used for this purpose.

3.Pulping:

Soak the shredded paper in water to create a pulp mixture. The ratio of water to paper can vary but is typically around 3:1.

4.Beating and Refining:

Use a beater or pulper to further break down and refine the paper pulp. This process helps achieve a smoother consistency.

5.Mold Preparation:

Prepare molds that have the desired shape and size for your egg trays. These molds are typically made of metal or plastic.

6.Molding:

Fill the molds with the paper pulp mixture, ensuring it is evenly distributed and leveled. Excess water should be drained from the molds.

7.Dewatering and Compression:

Apply pressure or vacuum to remove excess water from the pulp in the molds. This process helps compact the pulp and shape it into the desired form.

8.Drying:

Transfer the molded trays onto drying racks or conveyor belts and allow them to air-dry or use drying chambers with controlled temperature and humidity to speed up the process.

9.Trimming and Stacking:

After the trays are dry, remove any excess material, trim edges, and stack the finished egg trays for packaging or further use.

10.Quality Control:

Inspect the egg trays for defects, ensuring they meet the desired quality standards.

The exact process and machinery used may vary depending on the scale of production and the specific equipment available. Commercial egg tray production often involves automated machinery to streamline the process, from pulp preparation to drying and packaging.