WSJ1000 Full Auto Feminine Sanitary Napkins Machine+Auto Bagger

Material compatibility matrix

Thick and ultra-thin products are different recipes

The legacy record states that the line can be configured for both types. The purchase specification should name which construction is included at delivery, which tooling is shared and which optional modules are needed for a later product change.

Recorded line references

Machine envelope

30 m × 6 m × 3 m

Electrical reference

380 V, 50 Hz; 220 kW

Compressed air

0.6-0.8 MPa

Machine weight

55 tons

Rejection reference

≤3%

Efficiency reference

≥85%

Where the automatic bagger changes the project

The bagger is not just an accessory at the end of the line. Product orientation, count per bag, compression, pouch-film print mark and discharge direction affect the stacker interface and the speed that the complete system can sustain. Confirm the finished pack, not only the loose napkin. The line acceptance record should distinguish converter output from accepted packed output.

Material trial protocol

1. Label every submitted roll with supplier, grade, width, basis weight and winding direction.
2. Approve a finished napkin drawing for each length, wing shape and core construction.
3. Run the real release papers, pouch film, easy tape and adhesives rather than substitutes.
4. Record tension, splice behavior, print registration, seal appearance and rejected products.
5. Retain accepted rolls and finished samples as the reference set for commissioning.

Material and bagging questions

Procurement conclusion

WSJ1000 is best specified as a material-to-pack system. HAINA should receive the complete bill of materials, finished napkin and retail pack before freezing the converter, tooling and bagger interface. That sequence turns the recorded speed range into a testable production configuration.