DetailTechnical Parameter
NRC paper tube making machine is a specialized industrial system designed to produce strong, durable, and customizable paper tubes (also known as cardboard tubes, paper cores, or winding cores) from layers of paperboard or kraft paper. These tubes are essential in packaging, manufacturing, and logistics across numerous industries. How a Paper Tube Making Machine WorksThe typical production process involves the following stages: UnwindingRaw paper rolls (kraft paper, linerboard, or recycled paper) are mounted on an unwinding stand. Tension control ensures smooth and consistent feed. GluingA precise glue application system coats the paper web. Water-based or hot-melt adhesives are commonly used. WindingThe glued paper is wound around a rotating mandrel (steel shaft) to form a tube. Depending on the machine type, winding can be spiral, parallel, or flatback. Sizing & FormingThe tube is compressed and shaped to the desired diameter and wall thickness using pressure rollers or forming belts. CuttingA flying cut-off saw or shear cuts the continuous tube into predetermined lengths. Ejection & Drying (Optional)Finished tubes are ejected onto a conveyor. Some machines include a drying tunnel to accelerate Stacking/PackagingAutomated stackers arrange the tubes for packaging and storage.
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Main technical parameter
Machine name | Two heads spiral paper tube machine |
Paper tube inner diameter | 15-100mm |
Wall thickness | 1-8mm |
Productive speed | 1-16m/min |
Gluing type | Double sides gluing |
Paper layer | 16 layers |
Power | 380V 7.5KW |
Speed of main engine | 1400 r/min |
Operator | 1-2 |
Mainframe dimension(L*W*H) | 3000*1800*1680mm |