
Napkin Cutlery Packing Machine


Configurable Pack Components
Typical pack combinations include spoon + napkin, fork + napkin, knife + fork + spoon, cutlery + toothpick, cutlery + straw, cutlery + seasoning sachet, or full meal kits with napkin folding. Final feeder configuration should be selected according to the product shape, quantity and required bag layout.
Automatic Cutlery Set Packing
The ABX-250ZJ integrates feeding, sorting, wrapping, sealing and counting for disposable cutlery sets in one continuous process.
Flexible Component Combination
The machine can be configured with feeders for spoons, forks, knives, napkins, toothpicks, drinking straws, chopsticks and seasoning sachets according to the required pack format.
High-Speed Bagging Output
Packing speed ranges from approximately 60 to 180 bags/min. Actual output depends on the number of components, bag size, film material and feeding stability.
Servo and PLC Control
Servo control and PLC touchscreen settings support stable motion coordination, quick parameter adjustment and easier changeover between different pack sizes.
Detection and Safety Protection
Photoelectric detection helps monitor material feeding and packaging status. Safety covers and emergency-stop functions support safer operation during production and maintenance.

Main Technical Parameters
| Model | ABX-250ZJ |
| Max. film width | 240mm |
| Packing Speed | 60-180 bag/min |
| Film thickness | 0.03-0.06mm |
| Bag Length | 90–300mm |
| Bag Width | 20–110mm |
| Product Height | 1-40mm |
| Power Supply | 220V, 50/60 Hz, 3.5 KW, 1 Phase |
| Machine Size (L×W×H) | 6000×1300×1800 mm |
| Machine Weight | 2050 Kg |
Use the ABX-250ZJ for automatic set packing of disposable cutlery and napkins. For secondary carton packaging, compare the automatic cartoning machine. For outer shrink wrapping, compare the heat shrink packing machine.

Selected components are loaded into the corresponding automatic feeders.
The feeding system dispenses spoons, forks, knives, napkins, toothpicks, straws or sachets according to the required set.
Components are aligned and transferred into the packaging film.
The film is pulled, sealed and cut according to the set bag length.
Finished cutlery packs are counted and discharged for collection or downstream packing.


