HJ-MN2 is a converting machine for folded wet wipes, so its useful output is not just a moving web. The line has to turn an approved substrate into a repeatable fold, apply the specified liquid, build the right count and release a stable stack to the next machine. The recorded figures below describe that route; the final contract should connect them to one wipe sample and one acceptance method.

Prepare paired substrate rolls and define the approved splice.
Form the selected V, N or half fold within the recorded size window.
Choose immersion or spray according to the substrate and recipe.
Build the selected stack, detect splice joints and hand off accepted output.
The legacy specification accepts spunlace nonwoven and calender-bonded nonwoven at 35-80 g/m². It records a maximum roll arrangement of W205 x 2 on the same paper core, with a diameter of 1200 mm. Two jumbo-roll axes use 3-inch cores and are described as splicing without stopping the machine. Before FAT, the buyer should provide the actual roll width, winding direction, core condition and splice tape; a nominal material name does not prove that the splice will track cleanly.
Both lanes run without edge wander, the splice is detected, and the approved roll can be loaded using the planned factory handling method.
The source records an unfolded range of L140-200 mm by W130-205 mm and a folded range of L70-100 mm by W38-70 mm. Available fold descriptions are V fold, N fold and one-half fold. These are alternatives to configure around the sample, not three simultaneous outputs.
Slitting is described as screw cutting with six knives. Knife setting, edge quality and fold symmetry should be inspected together because a width error entering the folder will appear later as an uneven stack.
HJ-MN2 records immersion or spray liquid addition, selected according to material. The saved specification also lists liquid-addition detection at 2.5-4 times, touch-screen weight setting, real-time bucket-level monitoring and a 650 L hygienic-grade stainless-steel tank. Those entries define control points, but the buyer still needs a liquid recipe, target pickup method, sampling position and tolerance. Stack quantity is recorded as 5-30 pieces with height no more than 60 mm.
Recorded output changes with count: 80 bags per minute for 10 pieces and 50 bags per minute for 20 pieces. These are separate conditions and should not be blended into one headline rate. The source also identifies splice-joint detection and automatic rejection, while an independent servo controls stacking. FAT should therefore count good stacks after a splice, after a controlled stop and after restart, then record how rejected material is separated from acceptable output.
Recorded size is L6180 x W1300 x H2100 mm; power is 11 kW at AC380 V, 50/60 Hz, three-phase five-wire, with voltage customizable.
Air supply is recorded as 0.6-0.8 MPa at 130 L/min; machine weight is about 3000 kg.
Online slitting, web guiding, and metal and weight detection with rejection are listed as optional devices and must be identified in the quotation.
Keep material lots, fold choice, liquid setting, count, good output, rejected output and every stop reason.
No. The legacy record gives 80 bags/min for 10-piece stacks and 50 bags/min for 20-piece stacks. The ordered count and test material must be named in FAT.
The source lists immersion or spray according to material. The selected method, recipe responsibility and measurement procedure should be written into the project file.
This page defines converting through stack release. The receiving packer, transfer timing and reject boundary require separate scope confirmation with HAINA.
HJ-MN2 is best evaluated as a controlled sequence. When each stage has an input, release condition and recorded result, the buyer can distinguish a real production trial from a brief no-load demonstration.