Non Toxic Fiber Pulp Disposable Paper Plate Making Machine 60-90 Pcs/Min
Description:
Moulded pulp is recyclable, compostable and biodegradable. It is made by combining water and recycled paper, most often the kraft off-cuts from our corrugated factory, recycled newspaper or a combination of both, which are formed using our Wet Pressing Technology and heated to give strength and rigidity.
By using virgin pulp ( surgarcane bagasse, bamboo pulp, wood pulp, straw pulp) , this production line can change mold to produce all kinds of tableware such as paper plates and bowls, fast food take-away box, clamshell box, lunch box, cake tray, pizza tray, salad box, cups, cup lids.
Specification:
| Technical Description |
| Machine Model | Manual compostable sugarcane tray dry-in-mold wet press Machine |
| Mold Platen Size | 1100x800mm, 900x600mm |
| Production Capacity | 30-40kg per hour |
| Machine Automation | Manual/ Automatic with adding robots |
| Workshop Requirement | ~ 800㎡ |
| Operator Required | 6~9 people/shift |
| Feeding raw material | Virgin pulp ( bagasse pulp/bamboo pulp/wood pulp/straw pulp) |
| Forming Method | Vacuum forming |
| Drying Method | Dry in mold, thermal forming |
| Machine Function | Forming, drying, hot press all in one machine |
| Control | PLC+ Touch screen |
| Machine Material | All parts in contact with water is SS304 Stainless Steel |
Q & A:
Is paper pulp biodegradable?
Pulp itself is renewable and biodegradable, making pulp products truly sustainable. Practical uses for pulp are almost exhaustive — it is one of the most versatile raw materials available.
What is bagasse pulp?
Bagasse, also known as sugarcane pulp, is a fibrous material left behind in the sugarcane harvesting process. It has a multitude of uses and is especially valuable in the foodservice packaging industry as a sustainable alternative to conventional plastic packaging.
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