Width Of The Box - 22" From The Stitching Point To Either Sides
Galley BrandSingle Pin Box Stitching Machine used in the packaging industry, particularly in corrugated box manufacturing. Its
primary function is to stitch together the flaps of corrugated boxes securely, providing reinforcement and ensuring
the structural integrity of the boxes.
Key Features
Single Pin Design: The machine utilizes a single stitching pin or needle to stitch the cardboard flaps together. This pin is typically made of durable material such as steel and is designed to penetrate through multiple layers of corrugated cardboard.
Automation: Modern Single Pin Box Stitching Machines are often automated, requiring minimal manual intervention. They are equipped with motors and mechanisms that automatically feed the cardboard into the stitching area, position the flaps accurately, and drive the stitching pin through them.
Adjustability: These machines usually offer adjustable settings to accommodate various box sizes and stitching patterns. Operators can adjust the stitching length, stitch spacing, and other parameters to meet specific requirements.
Speed and Efficiency: Single Pin Box Stitching Machines are designed for high-speed operation, allowing for efficient production in manufacturing environments. They can stitch multiple boxes per minute, depending on the machine's specifications and the complexity of the stitching pattern.
Durability and Reliability: Since these machines are typically used in industrial settings, they are built to be durable and reliable. They are constructed from sturdy materials and are engineered to withstand the rigors of continuous operation.
Safety Features:To ensure the safety of operators, modern machines are equipped with safety features such as guards and emergency stop buttons to prevent accidents during operation.
Single Pin Box Stitching Machines play a crucial role in streamlining the packaging process, improving productivity,
and producing sturdy corrugated boxes suitable for shipping and storage purposes.