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Specify the line around your product geometry, carton tolerances, leaflet format, sustained output and validation scope — not only the rated cartons-per-minute figure.
HIJ Machinery manufactures the WZTS-130 automatic cartoning machine for bottles, blister packs, tubes, sachets and other regular products. It automates carton erection, product and leaflet insertion, coding, inspection and tuck-in or hot-melt closure at a rated 30–80 cartons/min. The feeder, inspection, documentation and FAT scope are configured against the buyer's URS.
30–80 / min
Rated automatic cartoning output
2 Closures
Tuck-in or hot-melt configuration
URS-Based
FAT and document scope agreed per project
What Is an Automatic Cartoning Machine?
An automatic cartoning machine is a packaging system that automatically erects flat carton blanks, inserts products and leaflets, and closes the carton by tuck-in flaps or hot-melt sealing — with no manual handling. HIJ's WZTS-130 runs at 30–80 cartons per minute and cartons pharmaceutical, food, cosmetic and hardware products on a single line.
Also called an automatic cartoner or automatic carton packing machine, it replaces slow, error-prone manual boxing with consistent, traceable secondary packaging. Driven by a Siemens PLC and HMI, it self-rejects any carton missing a product or leaflet, so only complete, batch-coded cartons leave the line.
Output Speed
30–80 cartons/min
Carton Size (L×W×H)
70–200 × 30–150 × 13–70 mm
Control System
Siemens PLC + HMI
Sealing Method
Tuck-in or Hot-Melt Glue
Option Scope
Feeding, Leaflet, Coding & Inspection
Project Evidence
URS, FAT & Documentation Agreed Before Order
"A rated speed is meaningful only when the FAT records accepted cartons, rejects, stops and the actual product, carton and leaflet combination. Define those acceptance criteria before comparing suppliers." — HIJ application engineering rule
How an Automatic Cartoning Machine Works
From carton blank to sealed, coded box, the WZTS-130 completes six fully automated stages — each station verified before the carton moves on.

Carton Feeding & Erecting
Flat carton blanks are picked one at a time by vacuum suction and erected into an open box on the conveyor.

Product Feeding
Bottles, blister packs, tubes or other products are aligned and fed in synchronisation with the carton chain.

Product Insertion
A servo or pneumatic pusher inserts the grouped product into the open carton without damaging it.

Leaflet Folding & Insertion
Leaflets are folded 1–4 times and inserted into the carton, with automatic missing-leaflet rejection.

Carton Sealing
The carton is closed by tuck-in flaps or hot-melt glue, with batch-number coding applied in-line.

Discharge & Inspection
Sealed, coded cartons are discharged, while any incomplete carton is automatically detected and rejected.
WZTS-130 — Full Technical Specifications
Every figure below is the verified factory specification of the HIJ WZTS-130 automatic cartoning machine — the model behind this page.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Cartoning Speed | 30–80 cartons/min |
| Carton Dimension (L×W×H) | (70–200) × (30–150) × (13–70) mm |
| Carton Paper Weight | 300–350 g/m² |
| Leaflet Weight | 60–70 g/m² |
| Leaflet Unfolded Size (L×W) | (80–310) × (90–210) mm |
| Leaflet Folding | 1–4 folds |
| Compressed Air Pressure | ≥ 0.6 MPa |
| Air Consumption | 120–160 L/min |
| Power Supply | 380V / 50Hz |
| Main Motor Power | 1.5 kW |
| Machine Dimension (L×W×H) | 3100 × 1100 × 1550 mm |
| Net Weight | ~1400 kg |
Choosing the Right Cartoning Machine
Two decisions shape almost every cartoning project: the level of automation, and the motion type.
Automatic vs Semi-Automatic Cartoning Machine
An automatic cartoning machine completes carton erecting, product and leaflet insertion, sealing and discharge with no operator handling, reaching 30–80 cartons per minute. A semi-automatic machine still relies on manual product loading and runs far slower — the right choice only for very small batches or tight budgets.
| Criteria | Automatic (WZTS-130) | Semi-Automatic |
|---|---|---|
| Output speed | 30–80 cartons/min | Typically < 20–30/min |
| Operator labour | 1 supervisor; auto feed & insert | Manual loading per carton |
| Consistency | Repeatable, OQ-friendly | Varies with operator |
| Leaflet & reject control | Auto fold + missing-item rejection | Often manual / none |
| Best for | Steady mid-to-high volume | Small batch, low budget |
| Commercial basis | Project-specific quotation | Lower entry cost; more labour at scale |
Intermittent vs Continuous Motion Cartoning
The WZTS-130 is an intermittent-motion cartoner: the carton stops at each station for insertion and sealing — gentle, flexible for frequent format changes, and ideal up to ~80/min. For sustained high output, a continuous-motion high-speed cartoning machine keeps cartons moving and can exceed 120–200/min.
| Criteria | Intermittent (WZTS-130) | Continuous (High-Speed) |
|---|---|---|
| Typical speed | 30–80 cartons/min | 120–200+ cartons/min |
| Format changeover | Fast, flexible | Optimised for long runs |
| Product handling | Gentle, station-by-station | Synchronised, non-stop |
| Footprint & cost | Compact, lower investment | Larger, higher investment |
| Best for | Mixed SKUs, mid volume | High-volume single SKUs |
One Machine, Many Industries
The WZTS-130 automatic cartoning machine adapts to a wide range of products with simple, tool-light format changeovers.
Pharmaceutical
Blister strips, bottles, vials and tubes with project-defined leaflet insertion, batch coding, inspection and reject requirements.
Food & Beverage
Sachets, sticks, pouches and small food products cartoned cleanly at speed for retail-ready packaging.
Cosmetics & Daily Chemicals
Cream tubes, ampoules, serums and personal-care items boxed with consistent, premium presentation.
Nutraceuticals & Health
Supplement blisters, soft-gels and health products packed with reliable leaflet and reject control.
Hardware & Stationery
Small parts, fasteners and stationery cartoned with adjustable feeding and fast format change.
Consumer Goods
Everyday retail products boxed automatically — from electronics accessories to entertainment items.
Define the Project Boundary Before Purchase
Application engineering · FAT · service scope
Application Evidence
Approve the product, carton and leaflet samples or drawings, then define the expected sustained output and changeover range.
Document and FAT Scope
List the required manuals, drawings, certificates, test records and challenge tests in the URS. The buyer's QA team remains responsible for approval and site qualification.
Service and Spare Parts
Confirm packing, commissioning, training, recommended spares, response channels and warranty terms in the signed quotation.
Buyer Decision Center
Specify the Right Automatic Cartoning Line
Use these engineering and procurement resources to define your URS, compare automation levels, estimate total cost, and prepare FAT and qualification requirements before requesting a final configuration.
Verify WZTS-130 Specifications
Check output, carton range, leaflet format, utilities, footprint, controls and standard components.
Open technical data 02Automatic vs Semi-Automatic
Compare labour, output, cost per carton, reject control and qualification effort for your production volume.
Compare automation 03Horizontal vs Vertical Loading
Match loading direction to product geometry, fragility, orientation and upstream feeding method.
Choose loading direction 04Review the Cartoning Cycle
Follow carton erection, product feeding, leaflet insertion, sealing, coding, inspection and discharge.
See how it works 05Build the TCO Budget
Separate base-machine price from feeders, leaflet systems, hot-melt equipment, freight, validation and spares.
Review cost drivers 06Plan IQ, OQ and PQ
Define supplier documents, buyer responsibilities, acceptance criteria and evidence needed for qualification.
Prepare validation 07Control Changeover Time
Assess format parts, stored recipes, adjustment points and operator checks across your planned SKU range.
Plan SKU changeover 08Evaluate Tube and Cosmetic Packs
Review feeding, presentation quality, leaflet insertion and closure requirements for tubes and cosmetics.
Check the applicationRated speed is not the same as sustained line output. Confirm your upstream rate, carton tolerances, leaflet complexity, product orientation and FAT acceptance criteria before fixing the machine configuration.
Automatic Cartoning Machine — Buyer Questions
Engineering, commercial and qualification details to confirm before issuing a purchase order.
What does an automatic cartoning machine do?
An automatic cartoning machine erects flat carton blanks, feeds and inserts the product, folds and inserts the leaflet, applies batch coding, closes the carton by tuck-in or hot-melt glue, rejects incomplete packs and discharges the finished carton. Review the full cartoning cycle.
Which products, carton sizes and output rates can the WZTS-130 handle?
The WZTS-130 handles bottles, blister packs, tubes, sachets and other regular products at 30–80 cartons/min. Its verified carton range is 70–200 × 30–150 × 13–70 mm. Final sustained output depends on product presentation, carton tolerances, leaflet format and infeed stability. Check the full WZTS-130 specifications.
How is the WZTS-130 automatic cartoning machine price calculated?
The final quotation depends on product feeding, carton and leaflet formats, closure method, coding and inspection requirements, format parts, FAT evidence, documentation, commissioning and delivery scope. Review the cartoning machine cost drivers, then submit representative samples and the URS for an itemised proposal.
What utilities and floor space are required?
The standard machine is approximately 3100 × 1100 × 1550 mm and weighs about 1400 kg. It requires 380 V / 50 Hz power, at least 0.6 MPa compressed-air pressure and approximately 120–160 L/min air consumption. Confirm the destination voltage, frequency and plug or cabinet standard in your URS.
Which qualification and FAT documents can HIJ supply?
HIJ can align the available document package and FAT evidence with the approved URS. Specify the required manuals, drawings, certificates, material records, test protocols and challenge tests before order. Your QA and validation teams remain responsible for document approval and site qualification. See the cartoning qualification guide.
How are lead time, payment and warranty terms confirmed?
These commercial terms are quotation-specific. They depend on the approved configuration, sample availability, FAT scope, documentation, shipping basis and destination service requirements. Use only the lead time, payment milestones, Incoterm and warranty written in the signed quotation.
What should I send an automatic cartoning machine supplier for an accurate quote?
Send product samples or drawings, carton dimensions and board weight, leaflet size and fold pattern, target sustained output, upstream-machine rate, closure preference, batch-coding requirement, destination voltage, available floor space, inspection points and the required FAT and qualification-document scope.
How does the WZTS-130 control carton and leaflet misfeeds?
The control system monitors product, carton and leaflet presence, stops on overload, alarms on faults and rejects packs missing the product or leaflet. Your FAT should test the approved carton-tolerance range, infeed timing, missing-item detection, reject confirmation and restart behaviour using production-representative materials.
Send Your URS for an Itemised Cartoning Proposal
Provide your product, carton, leaflet, target sustained output and validation requirements. HIJ will prepare the line layout, option scope, FAT basis and commercial quotation.
Request Line Layout & QuotationURS-Driven Configuration
Get a Line Layout, FAT Scope and Itemised Quote
Send your product sample, carton drawing, leaflet, target output and upstream machine rate. HIJ will match the feeding method, closure system, inspection points, utilities and validation-document scope to your line.
- Product and carton compatibility review
- Sustained-output and OEE assumptions
- Format-part and changeover scope
- DQ/IQ/OQ/PQ document list
- FAT protocol and witness options
- EXW, FOB or CIF quotation basis
Discuss Your Automatic Cartoning URS
The quotation should be based on your real product, carton and acceptance criteria—not only a cartons-per-minute target.
Request Line Layout & Quotation