Soontrue Group provides Facial Tissue Paper Production Line equipment for converting jumbo tissue rolls into folded, cut and packaged facial tissue products. A Facial Tissue Production Line can combine interfolding, log cutting, individual wrapping, bundle packing, carton packing and stacking equipment according to the required production process.
Our machinery range includes high-speed Facial Tissue Packing Machine models, facial tissue wrapping machines, bundle packing systems and box tissue packaging equipment. These machines serve manufacturers producing soft-pack facial tissues, boxed tissues and retail multipacks.
As part of our Tissue Paper Machine For Sale range, Soontrue's facial tissue equipment supports both standalone packaging applications and integrated converting and packaging solutions. Manufacturers can select equipment according to tissue dimensions, target output, wrapping materials and the required level of automation.
What Is a Facial Tissue Paper Production Line?
A Facial Tissue Paper Production Line is a combination of converting and packaging equipment used to process parent tissue rolls into finished facial tissue products. The converting stages typically include jumbo roll unwinding, interfolding, optional embossing, counting and log cutting. Packaging equipment then prepares the tissue stacks for retail or distribution.
Unlike a standalone facial tissue packing machine, an integrated facial tissue production line connects multiple processing stages. The equipment configuration can vary according to the tissue folding format, finished sheet count, soft-pack or box packaging requirements and downstream handling system.
Facial tissue lines are designed for interfolded consumer tissue products. Other folded paper products may require different converting equipment, such as a dedicated Napkin Production Line. Machine suitability should always be evaluated according to the finished product specifications.
Facial Tissue Production Line Process: From Jumbo Rolls to Finished Packs
A complete facial tissue production process can be divided into four main stages. The required equipment and automation level depend on the production capacity, paper characteristics and packaging configuration.
Jumbo Roll Unwinding, Embossing and Interfolding
The process begins with parent tissue rolls feeding an interfolding machine. Tissue webs are guided through the converting system and folded into the required interleaved arrangement. Depending on the machine configuration, embossing may be incorporated to produce the desired tissue surface pattern.
Paper width, ply structure, sheet dimensions and folding specifications are important factors when selecting the converting equipment.
Facial Tissue Log Cutting and Product Preparation
Folded tissue logs pass to a cutting system, where they are separated into individual stacks according to the required finished dimensions. Consistent cutting and product transfer are important for preparing tissue stacks for the following packaging process.
The cutting equipment should be matched with the interfolder output, tissue stack dimensions and downstream packing speed.
Single-Pack Wrapping and Facial Tissue Bagging
A facial tissue wrapping machine packages the finished tissue stacks into individual soft packs using suitable wrapping film. Automated feeding, film handling, wrapping and sealing processes are coordinated according to the selected machine model.
A facial tissue bagging machine may refer more broadly to equipment used for placing finished tissue products into bags. It is important to distinguish film wrapping of individual tissue packs from premade-bag packing of multiple finished packs, since these applications may require different equipment.
Bundle Packing, Carton Packing and Pallet Stacking
After primary wrapping, individual facial tissue packs can be grouped using a facial tissue bundle packing machine. Depending on the equipment configuration, the packs may be placed into premade bags or prepared for carton packing.
Downstream carton handling equipment can support carton erection, filling, sealing and pallet stacking. Explore Soontrue's Full Automatic Carton Packing Line equipment for end-of-line packaging applications.
Production line configuration: These four stages describe the overall manufacturing process. Individual machines and conveying systems must be selected and matched according to the required throughput, product specifications and factory layout. Not every configuration includes all four stages.
Facial Tissue Packing Machine Types and Packaging Applications
Different finished tissue products require different packaging methods. Soontrue's equipment portfolio includes individual facial tissue wrapping, high-speed soft-pack packaging, bundle packing and box tissue packing machines.
High-Speed Facial Tissue Wrapping Machine
A high speed facial tissue wrapping machine is used for automatic film wrapping of individual folded tissue stacks. Soontrue offers several high-speed facial tissue packing models for different product dimensions and production requirements.
For example, the ZB300HG has a published average packing speed of 85–160 bags/min, while the ZB300HT is listed with a maximum packing speed of 220 packs/min. These values are model-specific and should not be treated as the output of every facial tissue production line.
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Fully Automatic Facial Tissue Wrapping Machine
A fully automatic facial tissue wrapping machine coordinates product feeding, film wrapping and sealing processes. A full auto soft type facial tissue packing machine is particularly relevant to manufacturers producing flexible film-wrapped facial tissue packs.
Soontrue's ZB300 series includes servo-controlled packaging equipment. Available models differ in their applicable tissue dimensions, packing height and operating speed, allowing manufacturers to evaluate alternatives for their finished soft-pack products.
Facial Tissue Bundle Packing Machine
A facial tissue bundle packing machine groups individual wrapped tissue packs into larger multipacks for retail or distribution. The TD300ANH model uses premade bags to package multiple facial tissue packs and has a published packing speed of 15–35 bundles/min.
This equipment is suited to the secondary packaging stage rather than the initial film wrapping of loose tissue stacks.
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Box Tissue Packing Machine
For tissue products sold in folding cartons, a dedicated box tissue packing machine is required. The Soontrue ZH200 model is designed for box tissue packaging and uses a servo-controlled system.
Its published packing speed is 50–100 boxes/min. Carton dimensions and material requirements must be checked against the machine specifications before selection.
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Facial Tissue Packaging Solutions for Different Finished Products
Soontrue provides facial tissue packaging equipment for multiple finished product formats. Selecting the appropriate packaging method helps manufacturers align converting output with the requirements of retail packaging, wholesale distribution and downstream handling.
Soft-Pack Facial Tissue Wrapping
Soft-pack facial tissues are packaged directly in flexible wrapping film. Manufacturers seeking a China soft facial tissue film wrapping machine can evaluate Soontrue's ZB300 series according to tissue stack dimensions, film specifications, automation requirements and required packing speed.
Individual Pack and Multipack Packaging
Individual facial tissue packs can be wrapped first and then grouped into larger retail bundles. An automatic facial tissue bundle packing machine performs a different function from the primary wrapper, allowing the packaging process to be divided into separate stages.
Boxed Facial Tissue Packaging
Box tissue applications require equipment capable of transferring finished tissue stacks into suitable cartons. Box dimensions, board requirements, filling arrangements and glue application are relevant when evaluating the packaging machine.
Automated Carton Packing and Stacking
For larger production facilities, primary and secondary packaging equipment may be connected to downstream carton packing and stacking equipment. Conveying requirements, output matching and available floor space should be considered when planning an automated facial tissue packing line.
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Key Features and Advantages of Soontrue Facial Tissue Production Equipment
Automated Production Processes
A facial tissue production line can connect tissue converting, cutting and packaging operations. Automated product transfer and packing equipment can reduce the manual handling required between stages, depending on the line configuration.
High-Speed Packaging Options
Soontrue offers high-speed facial tissue packing equipment for industrial production. Different ZB300 models provide different operating speed ranges, product size specifications and machine configurations to meet varying packaging requirements.
Servo-Controlled Packaging Equipment
Selected Soontrue facial tissue packing machines use servo control systems to coordinate packaging operations. On applicable models, operating parameters and product-size settings can be adjusted through the control interface.
Different Finished Pack Formats
Soontrue's equipment range covers soft facial tissue packs, boxed facial tissues and multipack bundles. Manufacturers can select packaging machinery according to the required finished product instead of relying on a single packaging format.
Standalone and Integrated Equipment Options
Manufacturers can evaluate individual facial tissue packing machines or a larger production-line configuration. This provides different options for new production installations and existing lines requiring additional packaging equipment.
Equipment Matching for Industrial Applications
Consistent operation depends on matching the converting equipment, cutting system and packaging machines. Production speed, film requirements, tissue characteristics and product transfer arrangements should be evaluated together.
How to Select the Right Facial Tissue Paper Production Line
Choosing a facial tissue production line involves more than comparing the maximum operating speed of individual machines. Manufacturers should evaluate the complete process from jumbo roll input to finished packaging and identify the equipment that matches their intended product.
| Selection Factor | What to Consider |
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| Finished Tissue Format | Soft-pack facial tissue, boxed tissue, individual packs or multipack bundles. |
| Raw Material Specifications | Parent roll dimensions, tissue ply structure, paper characteristics and converting requirements. |
| Product Dimensions | Finished sheet size, fold configuration, stack height and tissue count per pack. |
| Production Capacity | Required converting output and packaging speed, including the capacity of connected machines. |
| Packaging Material | Film type, film thickness, roll specifications, premade bags or folding cartons, depending on the model. |
| Automation Requirements | Standalone machinery, automatic product transfer, secondary packing and downstream carton handling. |
| Factory Installation Conditions | Floor space, machine layout, power supply, compressed air and maintenance access. |
Matching Production Speed Across Different Machines
The maximum speed of a facial tissue packing machine does not automatically represent the capacity of the complete facial tissue paper production line. Converting output, cutting capacity, individual wrapping speed and bundle packing speed should be considered as separate factors.
For example, a high-speed primary wrapper may operate at a different rate from a downstream bundle packing machine. The required number of machines and product transfer arrangement should therefore be evaluated when planning the overall line capacity.
Planning a New Line or Expanding an Existing Facility
New manufacturing facilities may need converting, cutting, wrapping and end-of-line equipment. Established tissue producers may instead require an additional Facial Tissue Packing Machine to replace or expand an existing packaging stage.
Soontrue's equipment range allows buyers to compare individual machines and integrated solutions according to their existing production processes and equipment requirements.
Why Choose Soontrue Group as Your Facial Tissue Production Line Manufacturer?
Founded in 1993, Soontrue Group focuses on the research, development and manufacturing of packaging machinery and tissue paper converting lines. For tissue manufacturers comparing machinery manufacturers and tissue intelligent equipment suppliers, Soontrue offers experience in both individual packaging equipment and integrated production-line applications.
Decades of Machinery Manufacturing Experience
Since 1993, Soontrue Group has developed its business in packaging machinery and tissue converting equipment. This industry background supports the development of equipment for different converting and packaging processes, from standalone machines to automated lines.
Four Manufacturing Bases in China
Soontrue Group operates four manufacturing bases located in Shanghai, Foshan, Chengdu and Zhejiang, with a combined plant area of approximately 166,000 square meters, according to its company profile.
Research, Development and Manufacturing Capabilities
Soontrue's manufacturing operations include machine design, machining, spare parts manufacturing, equipment production and quality inspection. These activities form part of the group's machinery development and manufacturing infrastructure.
Complete Equipment and Production-Line Solutions
Soontrue supplies tissue converting machinery, facial tissue wrapping machines, bundle packing equipment and automated carton packing systems. This product range allows tissue manufacturers to explore equipment for different stages of their production process.
Experience Serving International Markets
According to its company profile, Soontrue Group has served customers in more than 80 countries. The group's international business experience is relevant to manufacturers and distributors sourcing tissue converting and packaging equipment.
Customer-Oriented Equipment and Service Support
Soontrue emphasizes a customer-oriented approach to machinery development and service. Buyers can discuss tissue product dimensions, packaging requirements, target production capacity and machine configuration with the Soontrue team when evaluating equipment.
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Find the Right Facial Tissue Production Line for Your Factory
Whether you need a complete Facial Tissue Paper Production Line, a high-speed facial tissue wrapping machine or standalone bundle packing equipment, Soontrue can help you explore available machinery options based on your finished product and production requirements.
Share your tissue specifications, packaging format and target capacity with our team to discuss suitable equipment models and line configurations.
Contact our team to request product information and discuss your next facial tissue packaging project.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What machines are required for a complete facial tissue production line?
A typical facial tissue production line includes an interfolder, cutting equipment and a facial tissue packing machine. Depending on the finished packaging format, the line may also include an individual wrapper, facial tissue bundle packing machine, conveying system, carton packing equipment and pallet stacking system.
2. What is the difference between a facial tissue wrapping machine and a bundle packing machine?
A facial tissue wrapping machine packages individual tissue stacks, typically using flexible wrapping film. A facial tissue bundle packing machine groups several already-wrapped packs into a larger multipack for retail or distribution.
3. Does Soontrue supply fully automatic facial tissue packing machines?
Yes. Soontrue offers automatic facial tissue packing equipment, including high-speed ZB300 series models. The available functions, tissue size ranges and operating speeds vary by model and should be checked against the relevant technical specifications.
4. Can a facial tissue production line handle different tissue sizes?
The supported size range depends on the selected converting and packaging machines. Some Soontrue packing models provide size adjustment functions, but changing product specifications must remain within the capabilities of the individual machine and its tooling.
5. Can Soontrue facial tissue equipment be integrated with existing machinery?
Integration feasibility depends on machine interfaces, production speed, tissue dimensions, product transfer arrangements and factory layout. Existing machinery specifications should be reviewed before selecting additional converting or packaging equipment.
6. Are facial tissue production lines suitable for TAD tissue or different paper grades?
Compatibility with TAD tissue and other paper grades depends on the raw material characteristics and the selected equipment. The paper basis weight, ply structure, strength, bulk and folding requirements should be evaluated before confirming the suitable machine configuration.
7. What should buyers check when comparing high-speed facial tissue wrapping machines?
Important factors include the actual operating speed, tissue stack dimensions, packaging film requirements, servo control configuration, compressed air supply, available installation space and compatibility with upstream and downstream equipment.
8. What information is needed to request a facial tissue production line quotation?
Buyers should provide the required finished tissue format, parent roll specifications, sheet and pack dimensions, target capacity, packaging materials and preferred automation level. For a complete production line, factory layout and existing equipment information are also useful.
