01 · 00:01
Load the flat, empty carton
An operator places a flat, empty carton between the feed rails at the start of the supplied sequence.
Tissue carton
forming & sealing.
Match the box, glue seam and point of filling. If you need a machine for sealing after tissue filling, that process must be checked separately from the empty-carton demonstration.
Observed process · CK-E020-1
Watch before
you compare.
Choose a supplied factory step to review the actual carton handling sequence.
Actual factory footage00:01
Load the flat, empty carton
An operator places a flat, empty carton between the feed rails at the start of the supplied sequence.
Model shown: CK-E020-1
Four recorded moments
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02 · 00:15
Convey and press
The carton moves through the processing and pressing area. This view records movement only; it does not establish bond strength.
03 · 00:22
Show the formed carton
The operator presents the carton shape after the working sequence. It is a formed-carton view, not a filled-carton claim.
04 · 00:36
Inspect the adhesive location
The carton edge is opened for a visual check of the adhesive location. The supplied footage does not test or quantify seal strength.
Watch the
carton path.
A 40-second view of CK-E020-1: flat, empty carton loading, conveying and pressing, then the formed carton and adhesive location.
The footage does not demonstrate sealing after tissue filling or measure bond strength. Those questions need your actual carton.
See machine specifications →Read the demonstration summary
The operator loads a flat, empty carton between the feed rails. The video shows the control panel, conveying and actuator motion, followed by pressing. The formed empty carton is presented and the edge opened to expose the adhesive location. This is a visual inspection, not a bond-strength test. Catalogue values are not measured by this video.
Before or after
tissue filling?
The supplied demonstration starts with a flat, empty carton. It does not show a tissue-filled retail box being sealed. Mark the filling point and glue seam on your process sketch before comparing configurations.
For cube tissue boxes, confirm dimension axes and feed orientation. The E020/E022 nominal third dimension is 30–90 mm; a name or photograph is not enough to establish fit.
CK-E020-1 fit and operating conditions →Keep the carton.
Review the machine.
Compare the glue path, format range, utilities and handoff with your current setup. A similar model size does not make it a drop-in replacement.
Review an existing line →Move a carton step
off the workbench.
Identify what the machine can handle and where loading, collection and inspection still need an operator. These six configurations are semi-automatic.
Plan the operating steps →Bring the box
and the process.
- 01
Start with the actual carton
Open and closed photos, a dieline, board/coating, glue seam and dimensions with feed direction marked.
- 02
Place it in your process
Does the carton enter empty or filled? Show the flap sequence, operator handoff and the step you want the machine to perform.
- 03
Compare the configuration
Check the glue system, utilities and layout. Define a sample trial and stable-output target before deciding on the machine.
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| Model | Glue system | Carton range, mm* | Nominal cartons/min |
|---|---|---|---|
| CK-E020-1 | Spray glue | 100–300 × 60–200 × 30–90 | 40–70 |
| CK-E020 | Roller glue | 110–290 × 60–200 × 30–90 | 40–70 |
| CK-E022-1 | Spray glue | 100–300 × 80–250 × 30–90 | 60–90 |
| CK-E022 | Roller glue | 110–290 × 80–200 × 30–90 | 60–90 |
| CK-E025-1 | Spray glue | 100–250 × 30–150 × 20–50 | 30–60 |
| CK-E025 | Roller glue | 100–250 × 30–150 × 20–50 | 30–50 |
*Dimensions are in catalogue order, not an automatic fit decision. Confirm axes, feed direction, flap layout and carton state. Nominal output is not a guaranteed stable production rate.
Tissue carton questions.
Does the CK-E020-1 video show tissue-filled cartons being sealed?
No. The supplied video begins with a flat, empty carton and shows conveying, pressing and a formed carton. Sealing after tissue filling requires a separate fit check.
Can a cube tissue box fit these machines?
Do not infer compatibility from the product name. Confirm the dimension axes, feed direction and flap layout; the E020/E022 catalogue third-dimension range is 30–90 mm. A cube format needs its own review.
Can I replace my existing carton sealer with one of these models?
Start with the current carton, adhesive seam, infeed/outfeed layout, utilities and the problem you want to solve. Compare the proposed configuration and agree a sample trial. No drop-in compatibility is implied.
What manual work remains with a semi-automatic carton sealer?
In the CK-E020-1 footage, an operator loads a flat, empty carton and later handles and inspects it. Loading, collection, changeover and staffing for your process must be established with the selected model; no labour saving is promised.
Prepare your inquiry.
Record your carton and line requirements. Prepare a plain-text draft to keep or share with your chosen supplier.
Keep carton photos, a dieline, or a short line video with your draft for a future supplier review. File upload is not available here.