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Wet Wipes Converting Packaging Process DH 250 - Single Sheet Machine Category

One pre-folded wet wipe per packet is dispensed by a specially designed machine called a single-sheet wet wipes machine. It’s perfect for personal, portable hygiene uses—imagine single-use hand sanitizing or face cleaning wipes.

Typical uses of single-sheet wet wipes machines include food service (surface-sanitizing wipes), medical/disinfection (antibacterial wipes), personal care (facial/hand wipes), and hospitality (amenity wipes).

Depending on the sheet size, folding style, and package format, speeds typically range from 50 to 200 packs per minute, however, they can vary per model.

DROID’s machines can handle nonwoven materials weighing between 35 and 80 gsm, with open sheet sizes ranging from 70 x 100 mm to around 100 x 150 mm. Typical folding styles include pop-up, N-fold, and Z-fold.

Pack dimensions (length, breadth, and thickness), film type (foil, BOPP, and PE), sealing technique (three-side, back-seal, and pillow), and extra features like cutouts, tear-notches, or printed branding may all be customized.

Inline roller-based wetting or precision spray systems provide uniform fluid application (usually 10–25 g per sheet) with little variation (±1-2%).

PLC touch-screen controls, recipe storage for speedy setup, and tool-free swap components are features of modern models that frequently cut down on changeover time to 5 to 10 minutes.

Daily wetting nozzle cleaning, weekly bearing lubrication, monthly servo motor check, and yearly sensor calibration are examples of routine chores. Uptime is maximized when OEM requirements are followed.

Many designs employ servo drives to reduce idle energy use and operate at AC380V/50 Hz with a total power consumption of 3–5 kW.

Yes, DROID’s machines may be set up in line with labeling stations, mother-roll unwinders, and folding/converting units to create a smooth end-of-line solution.

Check for certificates from the FDA, GMP, and CE. HEPA-filtered enclosures for aseptic applications, CIP (clean-in-place) compatibility, and stainless-steel contact components (SS 304/316) are important characteristics.

Volume and labor savings determine ROI. For instance, if you operate 16 hours a day at 100 packs per minute, you can create around 96,000 packs per day, which will drastically lower labor expenses per pack and pay for itself in 6 to 18 months, depending on local labor rates and equipment prices.

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