Compare six hot-melt spray and roller-glue configurations for retail-carton projects. Check the seam and carton state before selecting a machine.
Carton sealing, shipping-case taping and window patching are different tasks. Use the dieline and glue seam to identify the actual operation.
Open and closed photos, a dieline, board/coating, glue seam and dimensions with feed direction marked.
Does the carton enter empty or filled? Show the flap sequence, operator handoff and the step you want the machine to perform.
Check the glue system, utilities and layout. Define a sample trial and stable-output target before deciding on the machine.
The glue method changes the equipment and utility checks. A sample is still needed to establish the right seam, adhesive and finish for your carton.
E020-1 and E022-1 list separate 7 kg hot-melt units and approximately 0.5 MPa air for the glue unit. Allow for both units when reviewing the layout.
E025-1 is a compact spray option; its glue-unit air requirement must be confirmed for the selected configuration.
The catalogue lists no plant air requirement for these roller-glue configurations. E020 and E022 list integrated 1.5 kg glue tanks.
Compare roller access to your glue seam, changeover and cleaning instructions; do not treat the utility difference as a universal quality advantage.
Six carton configurations
Catalogue dimensions are listed in catalogue order. Confirm axes, feed direction, flap layout and carton state with a sample review. Nominal output is not a guaranteed stable production rate; source conflicts are noted on each product page.
Spray glue · Semi-automatic
Spray-Glue Carton Sealing Machine
100–300 × 60–200 × 30–90 mm
40–70 cartons/min · nominal
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Roller glue · Semi-automatic
Roller-Glue Carton Sealing Machine
110–290 × 60–200 × 30–90 mm
40–70 cartons/min · nominal
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Spray glue · Semi-automatic
Spray-Glue Carton Sealing Machine
100–300 × 80–250 × 30–90 mm
60–90 cartons/min · nominal
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Roller glue · Semi-automatic
Roller-Glue Carton Sealing Machine
110–290 × 80–200 × 30–90 mm
60–90 cartons/min · nominal
View model and fit conditions
Spray glue · Semi-automatic
Compact Spray-Glue Carton Sealing Machine
100–250 × 30–150 × 20–50 mm
30–60 cartons/min · nominal
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Roller glue · Semi-automatic
Compact Roller-Glue Carton Sealing Machine
100–250 × 30–150 × 20–50 mm
30–50 cartons/min · nominal
View model and fit conditionsTwo-model view
| Field | CK-E020-1 | CK-E020 |
|---|---|---|
| Carton range | 100–300 × 60–200 × 30–90 mm | 110–290 × 60–200 × 30–90 mm |
| Nominal output | 40–70 cartons/min | 40–70 cartons/min |
| Air | Approx. 0.5 MPa for the glue unit | No plant air required |
| Power | 3.06 kW cartoner + 2.0 kW glue unit | 3.46 kW |
| Machine dimensions | Sealer body: 2,945 × 700 × 1,160 mm; separate glue unit: 460 × 310 × 640 mm | 2,945 × 700 × 1,160 mm |
| Model | Glue system | Carton range | Nominal output | Air | Power | Machine dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CK-E020-1 | Spray glue | 100–300 × 60–200 × 30–90 mm | 40–70 cartons/min · nominal | Approx. 0.5 MPa for the glue unit | 3.06 kW cartoner + 2.0 kW glue unit | Sealer body: 2,945 × 700 × 1,160 mm; separate glue unit: 460 × 310 × 640 mm |
| CK-E020 | Roller glue | 110–290 × 60–200 × 30–90 mm | 40–70 cartons/min · nominal | No plant air required | 3.46 kW | 2,945 × 700 × 1,160 mm |
| CK-E022-1 | Spray glue | 100–300 × 80–250 × 30–90 mm | 60–90 cartons/min · nominal | Approx. 0.5 MPa for the glue unit | 3.8 kW cartoner + 2.0 kW glue unit | Sealer body: 3,190 × 700 × 1,075 mm; separate glue unit: 460 × 310 × 640 mm |
| CK-E022 | Roller glue | 110–290 × 80–200 × 30–90 mm | 60–90 cartons/min · nominal | No plant air required for the roller-glue configuration | 4.5 kW | 3,190 × 700 × 1,160 mm |
| CK-E025-1 | Spray glue | 100–250 × 30–150 × 20–50 mm | 30–60 cartons/min · nominal | Confirm glue-unit air requirement with configuration | 3.3 kW | 1,670 × 700 × 1,500 mm |
| CK-E025 | Roller glue | 100–250 × 30–150 × 20–50 mm | 30–50 cartons/min · nominal | No plant air required for the roller-glue configuration | 3.3 kW | 1,670 × 700 × 875 mm |
Read the individual model page for the applicable source note and configuration limits before choosing a machine.
Replace / upgrade existing equipment
A different glue system or higher catalogue speed is not proof of a better fit. Define what needs to improve and what must stay compatible.
Record the dieline, dimensions, material, filling point and seam. Show a short clip of the current loading and discharge.
Record infeed/outfeed orientation, conveyor heights, available space, power, air and any required control interfaces. Confirm integration before ordering.
Describe the present issue: seal consistency, stoppages, format adjustment or output. Agree a sample test and acceptance criteria, rather than assuming drop-in replacement.
From hand gluing to a machine
All six listed configurations are semi-automatic. An equipment choice alone does not establish staffing or labour savings.
See manual loading on CK-E020-1 →List carton preparation, loading, gluing/pressing, collection and inspection. Identify exactly which step is proposed for the machine.
The CK-E020-1 footage shows manual flat, empty-carton loading and handling of the result. Confirm the operator tasks and loading rhythm on your chosen configuration.
Request changeover, adhesive warm-up, cleaning and safe-shutdown instructions. Check operator access and actual-sample output before deciding.
The six model sheets list 220 V · 50 Hz. Air and installed power vary by configuration; use the individual model page. E020-1 and E022-1 distinguish sealer-body dimensions from their separate glue units, with overall installed height still needing confirmation.
Before ordering, request the final layout, electrical/air specification, changeover method, cleaning procedure and wear-parts list. Agree installation, training, warranty and service responsibility in writing. These terms are not confirmed by this catalogue.
Review sample and layout checkpoints →These six configurations use hot-melt spray or roller glue for a defined carton process. If your task is taping a corrugated shipping case, window patching or producing carton blanks, describe that task separately; the product name alone does not establish a match.
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.
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.
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.
No. Stable output depends on the carton, adhesive, loading rhythm and line interfaces. The actual trial and acceptance criteria must define the required output.
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.