A Printing Machine with 80m/min mid-speed stack-type flexo capability, 600-1000mm web widths, and ceramic anilox roller system — built for flexible packaging on film, paper, and woven fabric.
A high-speed stack-type flexo printing machine with 600-1000mm web widths, 120m/min speed, and chamber doctor blade + ceramic anilox — built for consistent printing on film, paper, and fabric.
A bag making machine with side sealing, integrated heat seal and hot cutting, 140 bags/min speed, and 0.01-0.10mm thickness range — built for socks, towels, and bread bags.
A printing machine with 600-1000mm web width, 191-914mm repeat length, chamber doctor blade system, and ceramic anilox roller — built for flexible packaging and label production.
A bag making machine with 30-520pcs/min output, 100-1200mm bag width, servo-driven control, and PLC automation — built for shopping bags, food packaging, and garment bags with minimal manual intervention.
A Bag Making Machine with ziplock attachment produces resealable bags by heat-sealing zipper profiles onto PE, PP, or laminated films — at 40-80 bags/min with 650mm width and ±0.5mm precision for food, garment, and storage applications.
A Printing Machine with stack-type flexo technology delivers consistent, high-quality printing on flexible packaging materials at 80 m/min. This guide covers its capabilities, applications, and key selection criteria.
A Bag Making Machine with cold cutting technology produces bottom-sealed plastic bags efficiently. This guide covers speed, materials, maintenance, and what to look for.
A slitting machine is a long-term investment. Key factors: precision (±0.5mm), speed (200–300 m/min), tension control, quick blade change (<5 min), and material versatility. RUIPAI's model delivers consistent cuts, less waste, and fast changeovers. Choose right—save costs.
A Film Blown Machine with three-layer co-extrusion combines three materials into one film—delivering barrier, seal, and strength properties that single-layer lines can't match.
A biodegradable blown film machine isn‘t just another piece of extrusion equipment—it’s the bridge between sustainable materials and real-world packaging. This guide explains its function, where it fits, and why it matters for producers shifting to eco-friendly film.
A bag making machine with hot cutting technology runs two lanes simultaneously — 240-400 bags/min. Stronger seals, one operator, same floor space. Ideal for supermarket T-shirt bags.
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