HJ-PM50 Super Mini Wet Wipes Package Machine

Start with the sellable pouch

The source identifies CPP, PE and other heat-sealing materials. Before configuration, the buyer should supply a finished pack, a film structure sheet and representative rolls. Seal temperature, layer construction, print registration and slip behavior can change how a small pouch feeds and closes; those properties cannot be inferred from the material abbreviations alone.

Four configuration gates

Recorded operating envelope

Choose the configuration by evidence

Customization should result in an updated mold drawing, film schedule, infeed interface and acceptance sample. It should not be treated as a blanket promise that every pouch will run at the same 80-100 bags/min reference.

What HJ-PM50 does not define

This product record does not specify the upstream converting machine, a rigid-lid applicator, secondary packing or a finished-line accumulation strategy. Those interfaces should be named separately. For a connected project, test a controlled upstream stop, a packer stop and restart. The record should distinguish wet-wipe defects from film tracking, insertion and sealing rejects.

Procurement file to freeze

1. Signed pouch sample and dimensioned drawing.
2. Film construction, roll width, diameter, core and print mark.
3. Regular or custom mold identification.
4. Utility schedule and confirmed general-arrangement drawing.
5. FAT recipe with run duration, good-pack count, seal checks and restart test.

HAINA should quote against this file so the machine selection, mold and test method all refer to the same package.

Questions for the packaging trial

HJ-PM50 is a fit when the buyer can define a small heat-sealed pouch and a stable incoming product. Clear configuration gates keep a compact packaging project from inheriting assumptions made elsewhere on the wet-wipes line.