Wipes Liquid with Tissue Pouch Packing Machine

The Wipes Liquid with Tissue Pouch Packing Machine is an integrated piece of equipment designed to automatically perform metered liquid dispensing, forming, sealing and individual pouch packaging of wet wipes using tissue or non-woven materials. It primarily addresses the challenges of ‘precise liquid control and consistent sealing’ in wet wipe production, and is widely used in production lines for single-sheet or small-pack wet wipes.

Equipment Structure and Core Workflow

The equipment typically comprises three core systems: a liquid metering and spraying system, a non-woven fabric conveying and folding system, and an individual pouch forming and packaging system. In terms of the workflow, the non-woven fabric substrate first enters the folding module to form the preset structure, then passes through a high-precision metering pump system for liquid spraying or impregnation; typical dispensing errors can be controlled within a range of ±1 per cent. The material then proceeds to the forming and sealing zone, where individual sachets are formed using heat-sealing or ultrasonic sealing technology, ensuring seal integrity and leak-proof performance.

Under high-speed operation, the equipment generally achieves a production capacity of 40–120 packs per minute, depending on the packaging specifications (such as single-sheet, 5-sheet or 10-sheet packs) and the thickness of the material.

Key Performance Features and Engineering Control Logic

The core advantage of this equipment lies in its ‘synchronised control precision’. The liquid system and the cutting and sealing system are centrally coordinated via a PLC, ensuring there is no time deviation between liquid dispensing, folding and sealing, thereby preventing issues such as dry packs, liquid leakage or incomplete seals. The metering pumps typically employ a servo-driven mechanism, supporting viscosity adaptation for liquids of different formulations (such as alcohol-based disinfectants and skincare wipes).

Scope of Application and Analysis of Production Value

This equipment is primarily used in product lines such as baby wipes, alcohol-based disinfectant wipes, catering cleaning wipes and travel-sized wipes. Compared to traditional segmented production methods, this integrated equipment can eliminate 2–3 manual processes, reducing labour costs by approximately 20%–35%, whilst improving overall packaging consistency.