HKS-1400-U2 roll to sheet cutting machine deliver to Turkey

A client in Turkey approached us to develop a customized roll-to-sheet cutting machine for their hamburger paper packaging line. Currently in Europe, hamburger paper must be manually loaded into the heat shrink machine after cutting. To improve efficiency, they inquired whether we could design a fully automated production line to streamline this process.

Initially, we recognized this as a highly challenging project due to the client’s specific requirements:

1. A customized conveyor structure capable of handling four stacks of paper sheets simultaneously before feeding them into the heat shrink machine.
2. No existing production line of this kind had been manufactured before, presenting a significant technical challenge.

After redesigning and manufacturing, the cutting machine was completed two months later, Since the client required multiple slit sizes, we integrated an Italian Delsar pneumatic

knife for easy adjustment  .

However, during integration with the heat shrink packaging machine’s conveyor belt, we encountered another issue:

1. Friction & Static Electricity Issues – Standard fabric conveyor belts generated excessive friction, while static electricity caused misalignment when stacking the hamburger paper.
2. Transportation Problems – The paper sheets could not be neatly and smoothly transferred to the packaging machine’s conveyor belt.

This introduced new challenges, requiring us to develop a completely new conveyor belt system, which would involve additional time and cost.

After internal discussions, we prioritized delivering a high-performance stable machine for our client. Ultimately, we decided to invest additional funds to complete the new conveyor belt design.

After three months of continuous research and testing, it was finally successful running, And deliver this week.