Automatic Starch Mixing System (Glue Kitchen)
  • Automatic Starch Mixing System (Glue Kitchen)
    Glue Kitchen for Corrugated Cardboard Glue Preparation, GKM
  • Automatic Starch Mixing System (Glue Kitchen)
  • Automatic Starch Mixing System (Glue Kitchen)
    • Individual Machines for Corrugated Cardboard Production

    Automatic Starch Mixing System (Glue Kitchen)

    The automatic starch mixing system is specifically designed for preparing corrugated cardboard glue with precision and efficiency. Fully controlled by PLC, it ensures accurate measurement, stable glue quality, and smooth integration into modern corrugated production lines.

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    Features
    • Fully Automated Control
      Material dosing is program-controlled by PLC with high measurement accuracy for consistent glue formulation.
    • Temperature Monitoring
      Equipped with temperature sensors, display, and control system to optimize starch dissolution and minimize environmental influence on glue quality.
    • Automatic Cleaning
      Integrated cleaning program rinses the mixing tank automatically after each batch delivery.
    • Precision Mixing
      Shearing and mixing times are PLC-programmed to maintain stable and reliable glue performance.
    • Automated Delivery
      Glue is transferred to storage tanks via pneumatic diaphragm pump, fully managed by PLC control.
    Corrugated Cardboard Production Line
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    Corrugated Cardboard Converting & Carton Box Making Machines

    Corrugated production lines generally use electric heating, steam heating, liquefied gas heating, or thermal oil heating.

    Food and beverage packaging requires corrugated board with moisture resistance and eco-friendly features. A 3-layer or 5-layer corrugated board is usually sufficient, with production speeds of 120–250 m/min.

    Electronic products require strong protection during transportation to prevent physical damage. A 3-layer or 5-layer corrugated board with E-flute is commonly used to balance strength and cost efficiency.

    Large appliances such as refrigerators and washing machines require packaging with high compression strength and shock resistance. A 7-layer corrugated board is typically recommended for this application.

    For lightweight express packaging, a 3-layer corrugated board production line is most suitable. It provides short changeover times, low energy consumption, reduced material usage, and high production speeds of 120–250 m/min, supporting large-volume orders.