Soontrue Group provides Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Paper Production Line equipment for converting jumbo tissue rolls into interfolded tissue products designed for bottom dispensing. Our machinery range includes bottom pull facial tissue interfolders, converting equipment and packing machines for different production and packaging requirements.
The production process involves tissue unwinding, interfolding, cutting and packaging. By coordinating the converting and packing stages, manufacturers can produce bottom pull tissue products for household and commercial dispensing applications.
As part of our Tissue Paper Machine For Sale range, Soontrue offers equipment for individual converting operations and automated tissue production arrangements. Available machinery includes the SCZ-180-1500 bottom pull interfolder, TD300DNS packing machine and ZB800SD bottom pull tissue production line equipment.
What Is a Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Paper Production Line?
A Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Paper Production Line is a tissue converting and packaging system designed to produce folded facial tissues that can be dispensed through an opening at the bottom of a compatible package or dispenser.
The essential difference from conventional top-dispensing facial tissues is the finished product's folding and dispensing arrangement. A suitable facial tissue interfolder processes parent tissue rolls into interconnected folded sheets or logs, which are then prepared for cutting and packaging.
Bottom pull tissue products can be used in household tissue packaging and commercial dispensing applications, depending on the final package or dispenser design. Their bottom-access arrangement offers a different method of tissue retrieval from conventional top-opening soft packs or tissue boxes.
Bottom Pull Tissue vs. Conventional Facial Tissue
Conventional facial tissue products are commonly dispensed through an opening on the top of the package. Bottom pull tissue uses a bottom-dispensing arrangement, so the tissue folding pattern, finished pack design and dispensing opening must work together.
Both products begin with suitable parent tissue rolls, but the converting and packaging equipment must be matched to the required finished tissue structure.
How Does a Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Production Line Work?
The bottom pull tissue production process begins with jumbo roll unwinding and continues through interfolding, cutting and packing. The specific equipment arrangement depends on the required tissue dimensions, folding configuration, output and final packaging format.
Jumbo Roll Unwinding and Tissue Feeding
Parent tissue rolls are loaded into the converting equipment and fed toward the folding section. The unwinding arrangement must accommodate the applicable paper width, basis weight and tissue characteristics.
For the SCZ-180-1500 model, the specified jumbo roll width is 1450 mm, with applicable paper basis weights of 11–18 gsm.
Interfolding and Bottom Pull Tissue Formation
The bottom pull facial tissue interfolder folds the tissue web into logs with a folding arrangement intended for bottom dispensing. The relationship between adjacent folded sheets is important for the final dispensing behavior.
Soontrue's SCZ-180-1500 is designed to convert jumbo tissue rolls into bottom pull tissue logs. Different embossing arrangements are available for the model, including glue lamination, non-glue lamination, steel-to-steel, steel-to-rubber and edge embossing.
Folded Tissue Log Cutting
After interfolding, the tissue logs are prepared for cutting into finished stacks. The cutting arrangement should be matched to the required tissue dimensions, finished pack size and upstream interfolder output.
Consistent log dimensions and suitable product transfer are important for subsequent packaging operations.
Bottom Pull Tissue Packaging
The prepared tissue stacks are transferred to compatible packaging equipment. Packaging selection depends on the finished tissue stack, package opening arrangement, wrapping material and required output.
Soontrue's category includes the TD300DNS Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Packing Machine for the packaging stage.
Secondary Packing and End-of-Line Handling
Depending on the finished product and factory configuration, individual tissue packs may proceed to bundle packing, carton packing or stacking equipment.
Explore Soontrue's Full Automatic Carton Packing Line systems for downstream packaging applications.
Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Machines and Equipment Options
Soontrue's bottom pull tissue equipment range includes converting, folding and packaging machinery. Different machines perform different functions, so the selected configuration should reflect the required production process rather than relying on a single machine for all operations.
SCZ-180-1500 Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Interfolder
The SCZ-180-1500 is a bottom pull facial tissue interfolder and converting machine designed to fold jumbo tissue rolls into bottom pull tissue logs.
With a specified maximum folding speed of 130 m/min and operating speed of 110 m/min, the machine provides an industrial folding equipment option for bottom pull tissue manufacturing.
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TD300DNS Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Packing Machine
The TD300DNS is part of Soontrue's bottom pull tissue packaging equipment range. It serves the packing stage after tissue converting and preparation.
When selecting the packing machine, manufacturers should consider the finished tissue stack dimensions, packaging format, material specifications and required operating capacity.
ZB800SD Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Production Line
The ZB800SD is another equipment offering within Soontrue's bottom pull facial tissue category. The required configuration should be matched to the production process, finished tissue structure and packaging specifications.
Its detailed operating specifications should be evaluated separately from the SCZ-180-1500 interfolder and TD300DNS packing machine.
Integrated Converting and Packaging Equipment
Manufacturers planning a complete bottom pull tissue line can evaluate the combination of interfolding, cutting, packaging and downstream handling equipment.
The required equipment and connections depend on the line capacity, product dimensions and factory layout.
SCZ-180-1500 Facial Tissue Interfolder Technical Specifications
The SCZ-180-1500 is a representative converting machine in Soontrue's bottom pull tissue equipment range. Its specifications provide a useful reference for manufacturers evaluating interfolding equipment.
| Technical Item | SCZ-180-1500 Specifications |
|---|
| Machine Model | SCZ-180-1500 |
| Machine Type | Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Interfolder / Converting Machine |
| Jumbo Roll Width | 1450 mm |
| Maximum Folding Speed | 130 m/min |
| Operating Folding Speed | 110 m/min |
| Applicable Paper Basis Weight | 11–18 gsm |
| Total Power Rating | 50 kW |
| Working Noise | ≤78 dB |
| Power Supply | 380 V, 50 Hz |
| Embossing Arrangements | Glue lamination, non-glue lamination, steel-to-steel, steel-to-rubber and edge embossing |
These specifications apply to the SCZ-180-1500 model. Folding speed is expressed as linear paper speed, not finished packs per minute. The actual output of a complete Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Paper Production Line also depends on tissue dimensions, folding configuration, cutting and packaging machinery.
Key Features and Advantages of Soontrue Bottom Pull Tissue Equipment
Specialized Bottom Pull Interfolding
The SCZ-180-1500 is designed specifically for producing bottom pull tissue logs. This helps manufacturers distinguish the required converting equipment from standard facial tissue interfolding applications.
Industrial Folding Speed
The SCZ-180-1500 has a maximum folding speed of 130 m/min and a specified operating speed of 110 m/min, providing a defined performance reference for equipment evaluation.
Multiple Embossing Arrangements
The interfolder supports different embossing configurations, including glue lamination, non-glue lamination and other embossing arrangements for various tissue processing requirements.
Different Converting and Packing Stages
Soontrue offers both bottom pull interfolding and packing equipment, allowing manufacturers to consider machinery for different stages of the production process.
Bottom-Dispensing Product Design
The converting process produces tissue logs intended for bottom pull dispensing applications. The finished package and dispensing opening should be matched to the folding arrangement.
Equipment Options for Line Integration
Bottom pull interfolding equipment can be evaluated alongside compatible cutting, packing and downstream handling equipment when developing a more automated production arrangement.
Bottom Pull Tissue Production and Packaging Solutions
A suitable bottom pull tissue production solution should be developed around the intended finished tissue and dispensing package. Interfolding, log cutting, primary packing and downstream handling may be configured as separate stages.
Bottom Pull Tissue Converting Solution
The converting stage uses an interfolder to process parent tissue rolls into folded logs intended for bottom dispensing. The SCZ-180-1500 provides an option for manufacturers requiring a dedicated bottom pull facial tissue folding process.
Bottom Pull Tissue Packing Solution
The packaging stage prepares the folded tissue products for their intended package. The TD300DNS packing machine is part of Soontrue's equipment range for bottom pull facial tissue applications.
Complete Bottom Pull Tissue Production Arrangement
For manufacturers planning a connected production system, interfolding equipment, cutting machinery, primary packaging and downstream handling can be evaluated together. The required machine configuration depends on production capacity, paper specifications and the finished product.
For broader conventional facial tissue applications, explore our Facial Tissue Paper Production Line equipment. You can also view our customized tissue converting and packing solutions.
How to Choose the Right Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Production Line
Manufacturers comparing bottom pull tissue equipment should consider the raw material characteristics, tissue folding specifications, required output and packaging format. Selecting the correct equipment also involves matching the interfolder with the downstream production process.
| Selection Factor | What to Consider |
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| Finished Tissue Type | Bottom pull tissue format, sheet dimensions and dispensing requirements. |
| Raw Material | Parent roll width, paper basis weight, ply structure and tissue characteristics. |
| Interfolding Requirements | Folding arrangement, tissue log dimensions and applicable production speed. |
| Embossing Requirements | Embossing pattern and compatible embossing or lamination configuration. |
| Packaging Specifications | Finished stack dimensions, package design, packaging material and dispensing opening. |
| Production Capacity | Interfolder output, cutting speed and packing machine capacity. |
| Factory Layout | Equipment footprint, power requirements, product transfer and access for maintenance. |
Selecting a Facial Tissue Interfolder Manufacturer
When comparing a facial tissue interfolder manufacturer, buyers should examine the available machine models, folding capabilities, applicable paper specifications, operating speed and embossing options. For bottom pull tissue applications, the interfolder must also produce a folding arrangement suitable for the intended dispensing method.
Soontrue provides the SCZ-180-1500 bottom pull interfolder alongside other tissue converting and packaging equipment, allowing manufacturers to evaluate different machinery stages within the same product range.
Evaluating the Cost of a Bottom Pull Tissue Production Line
The total equipment investment depends on the selected converting and packaging machines, required production capacity, optional embossing arrangements and automation level. A standalone interfolder and a complete production arrangement involve different equipment scopes.
Buyers can compare individual machinery and integrated equipment configurations according to their required production process and available factory facilities.
Why Choose Soontrue Group as Your Bottom Pull Tissue Machine Manufacturer?
Founded in 1993, Soontrue Group focuses on the research, development and manufacturing of packaging machinery and tissue paper converting lines. Our product range includes bottom pull tissue interfolding equipment, tissue packing machines and other machinery used in household paper converting and packaging.
Decades of Machinery Manufacturing Experience
Since 1993, Soontrue Group has developed its business in packaging machinery and tissue converting equipment, covering individual machines and automated production-line applications.
Four Manufacturing Bases in China
Soontrue Group operates four manufacturing bases in Shanghai, Foshan, Chengdu and Zhejiang, with a combined plant area of approximately 166,000 square meters.
Research, Development and Manufacturing Capabilities
Soontrue's operations include machine design, machining, spare parts manufacturing, equipment production and quality inspection, supporting its machinery development and manufacturing activities.
Converting and Packaging Equipment Range
Soontrue provides machinery for tissue interfolding, converting, wrapping and downstream packaging. Manufacturers can explore different equipment options for their production process.
Experience Serving International Markets
Soontrue Group has served customers in more than 80 countries, bringing experience in machinery supply for different industrial manufacturing markets.
Customer-Oriented Equipment and Service Support
Soontrue emphasizes a customer-oriented approach to machinery development and service. Buyers can discuss tissue specifications, folding requirements and equipment configuration with our team when selecting suitable machinery.
Learn more about Soontrue Group and our tissue converting and packaging machinery manufacturing operations.
Explore Bottom Pull Tissue Production Equipment with Soontrue
Soontrue provides bottom pull facial tissue interfolders, converting machinery and packing equipment for household paper manufacturing. Whether you require a dedicated facial tissue interfolder or a larger Bottom Pull Facial Tissue Paper Production Line configuration, our team can discuss suitable machinery options for your production needs.
Share your tissue dimensions, parent roll specifications, folding requirements and target capacity to explore compatible equipment.
Contact Soontrue for machinery details and quotation inquiries.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the difference between bottom pull tissue and ordinary facial tissue?
Bottom pull tissue is designed to be dispensed from the bottom of a compatible package or dispenser. Ordinary facial tissue is commonly dispensed from the top. The folding arrangement and packaging design must be matched to the intended dispensing method.
2. What is the function of a bottom pull facial tissue interfolder?
A bottom pull facial tissue interfolder converts parent tissue rolls into folded tissue logs suitable for bottom dispensing. The folded products can then proceed to cutting and packing equipment.
3. What is the production speed of the SCZ-180-1500 interfolder?
The SCZ-180-1500 has a maximum folding speed of 130 m/min and a specified operating speed of 110 m/min. These are linear folding speeds, not finished pack output figures.
4. What paper grades can the SCZ-180-1500 process?
The SCZ-180-1500 is specified for paper with a basis weight of 11–18 gsm. Its suitability for a particular tissue material depends on the paper characteristics and the intended folding application.
5. Does Soontrue offer embossing options for bottom pull tissue machines?
Yes. The SCZ-180-1500 model includes different embossing arrangements, such as glue lamination, non-glue lamination, steel-to-steel, steel-to-rubber and edge embossing.
6. Can a bottom pull interfolder be used with an existing packing machine?
Compatibility depends on the tissue log dimensions, cutting arrangement, product transfer requirements and the existing machine's packing specifications. These factors should be evaluated before integrating equipment.
7. Can the SCZ-180-1500 also process hand towel paper?
Its specified applicable paper range covers facial tissue to hand towel grades of 11–18 gsm. However, the required folding arrangement and finished product specifications must be checked before confirming a hand towel production application.
8. What information is required for a bottom pull tissue production line quotation?
Buyers should provide the parent roll specifications, finished tissue dimensions, folding requirements, expected output, packaging format and preferred level of automation. Factory layout and existing equipment information can also support machine selection.
