Single knife Paper Straw Machine
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High Speed Paper Straw Machine
Introducing our YKM-50 Single Knife Paper Straw Making Machine, a cutting-edge solution that transforms paper strips into high-quality drinking straws with precision and efficiency. This innovative machine excels at winding and spiraling multiple layers of paper strips into sturdy paper tubes, followed by a thorough drying process in the heating area. With its advanced single knife cutting system, driven by servo tracking technology, it delivers flawlessly cut paper tubes, creating perfect small paper drinking straws. Elevate your paper straw production with the YKM-50, where accuracy meets innovation for superior results.
Key Features of the Paper Straw Making Machine
High-Speed Performance
Capable of input speeds up to 180m/min and output speeds of 150m/min for enhanced production efficiency.
Advanced Cutting System
Equipped with a single-knife cutting system and an innovative flying knife design. The programmable cutting length is fully adjustable, offering flexibility for various production needs.
Precision Control with Servo Motors
Powered by three servo motors to control the spiraling rollers, ensuring precise and smooth operation throughout the process
Automatic Paper Roll Splicing
The automatic paper roll splicing feature supports seamless connection of up to 4 layers of paper, minimizing downtime and boosting productivity.
Top-Quality Electrical Components
Key electrical components are sourced from renowned brand Schneider, including the main servo motor, servo motor driver, frequency converter, and the user-friendly touchscreen interface.
Technical Specification
| Model number | Single knife paper straw machine YKM-50 | ||
| Technical parameter | Control system | ||
| Layer of paper | 3-4 layers | PLC controller | Schneider |
| Max. Outer Diameter | 9mm | Human-machine interface | Schneider |
| Min. outer diameter | 3.3mm | Program version | GD-XJ 5.0 |
| Max. Thickness | 0.5mm | Servo system | Schneider |
| Min. Thickness | 0.2mm | Performer | Schneider |
| Min. Length | 120mm | Max Length | 500mm |
| Output speed | 3-150m/min | Signal component | Omron |
| Winding system | 2 servo/1 pc belt | Pneumatic component | Airtac |
| Cutting way | 1 knife pneumatic/1 servo | synchronous control | Synchronous belt |
| Glue method | Glue extraction circulate | ||
| Lenght control | Encoder | Assemble | |
| Operator | 1 person | Tube rack | Have |
| Mandrel fixing | Screw clamp | Belt angle adjustment | Wheel adjustment |
| Speed control | Servo | Belt tension adjustment | Wheel adjustment |
| Power input | 3P/380V/50HZ | Paper-break stop function | Have |
| Machine dimension | 2150*800*1650 | Lubrication | Electric roller |
| Floor area | 7000*3000*1700mm | Paper tension control | Continuous tension control |
| Wheel diameter | 195mm | Paper holder | Automatic paper connecting holder |
| Wheel height | 100mm | Belt | Piece baseband |
| Max. spin speed | 200r/min | Total weight | 1150KGS |
Watch the Straw Making Machine in Action
Paper Straw Machine Working Principle
The process of manufacturing paper straws involves several distinct steps, utilizing various machines to ensure efficiency and quality. Here’s a detailed overview of the working process:
1. Raw Material Preparation
- Material Selection: The primary raw material is food-grade kraft paper, often sourced in large rolls. This paper must meet specific safety and strength standards.
- Inspection: Before use, the raw materials undergo inspection to ensure quality.
2. Printing (Optional)
- If branding or designs are required, the kraft paper is printed with eco-friendly inks before being cut into strips.
3. Slitting
- Machine Use: A slitting machine cuts the large rolls of paper into narrower strips. This step is crucial for achieving the desired width for the straws, typically around 10-12 mm.
- Layering: Depending on the design, multiple layers of paper may be used, often three layers for added strength.
4. Straw Production
- Gluing: The paper strips are coated with a non-toxic adhesive that helps bond the layers together during the next step.
- Spiral Winding: The glued strips are wound around a mandrel in a spiral fashion to form a tube. This process adds strength and stability to the straw.
5. Drying
- First Stage Drying: After winding, the straws pass through a drying chamber where heat is applied to set the glue and enhance structural integrity.
- Second Stage Drying: Following crimping (if applicable), a second drying phase further strengthens the straws.
Pros & Cons of Paper Straw
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- Paper straws are biodegradable, making them an environmentally-friendly alternative to plastic straws that can take hundreds of years to decompose.
- Paper straws can be recycled, reducing waste and contributing to a more circular economy.
- Paper straws are made from renewable resources, such as paper pulp and plant-based adhesives, making them a more sustainable choice
DISADVANTAGES
- Paper straws are not as durable as plastic straws and can become soggy or disintegrate when exposed to liquids for prolonged periods.
- Paper straws can be more expensive than plastic straws, which may deter some businesses from making the switch.
- Paper straws are not suitable for hot beverages, as they can become soft and lose their shape when exposed to heat.
Using paper straws can be a good choice for people who are concerned about the environment and want to reduce their plastic waste. As a biodegradable and recyclable alternative to plastic straws, paper straws can help to reduce the negative impact of single-use plastics on the environment.
In terms of the future for paper straws, it is likely that the demand for sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives to plastic straws will continue to grow, and paper straws are positioned to be a key player in this market. However, there may be challenges in terms of cost, durability, and availability that will need to be addressed to ensure the widespread adoption of paper straws.
In addition, continued innovation and development in the field of sustainable materials and manufacturing processes may lead to the creation of new and improved alternatives to both plastic and paper straws, which could further shape the future of the industry.
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