Very Interesting! box maker with paper roll mass production process in factory

Very Interesting! box maker with paper roll mass production process in factory
Cardboard boxes are of course one of the core products of the packaging industry. But it’s easy to forget that the cardboard boxes you use on a regular basis were once a not-so-humble tree.
A cardboard box is basically made up of a flute sandwiched between two liners. Creating a corrugated carton all that needs to be done is to stick them all together! After the paper has gone through a corrugator, in which hot steam is sprayed on the paper to allow it to be pressed, another roller glues one side of the flute. The two liners are then adhered to the board by the machine; the cardboard is then cut each side with a circular saw to give the board straight sides. The corrugator machine then cuts the board as many as nine times, depending on the size of the box. Once the boards have been cut the corrugator separates the boards in to layers and stacks them in to pack quantities ready to be fed in to the trimmer. The trimmer’s job is to precisely cut the more ‘fiddly’ aspects of the board design such as handles and flaps; it has sharp and rubber blades to allow for the lines that need to be scored not cut. An older process for this which is still used for smaller runs is by using a die-cutter where the design is laid out on a large ‘stamp’ and cut out of the board. A bending machine then folds the boxes along the scored lines, and glue or stitches are applied to the places which will come together to form the box. Glue is the most common adhesive to use for boxes, and is much more hygienic which is important for industries such as food, stitching can also be used as can staples but these are more costly options and mostly only used for heavy duty boxes that need a tougher adhesive. Once the adhesion has been applied another machine then folds the sections to secure them together and the flat boxes are piled up to be sent out to customers and distributors like us!
Finally, the offcuts of paper is recycled and used to produce more boxes and other paper products, many corrugators now produce boxes in the most eco-friendly way possible to ensure that their processes are carbon-neutral.
I would like to give respect to all workers among the world.
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[@edsantos6627]

I worked in corr factory mid 80, semi auto from roll stand to flexo gluer. It handles 113 to 337 plain or craft paper and feeds to almost 200 meters a minute of double faced boards... I admire these hard working people in the video.. 🙏🙏🙏

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Good stuff

[@user-wc7im7kf5g]

Me too, l am 1992. after welding

[@lalitpoddar132]

0

[@sicknote26]

Fire 🔥 In paper factory 🤯

[@uniqko]

Amazing skill

[@phookadude]

All that work to make "salt lamp" boxes... Imagine how much better the world would be if people just were a little smarter about the things they consume.

[@d.jensen5153]

Well, health and well-being hokum aside, they _are_ lamps. Their light could even be described as pleasant and relaxing.

[@apnaagritech786]

Wow, good and interesting vlog.gift.💯👍🍀🌻🌹🌹🌹🌹💝🌼🌼🌼👍👍👍👍👍

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thank you sooo much

[@MbahAndik]

I like this friend who works hard for the future of the family👍👍 with skill and professionalism will produce good quality.. happy and prosperous greetings👍👍🌹🌹

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Yes, thank you

[@worldfisherman8320]

Very Nice work 👍 beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ailtonjp]

Máquinas de 100 anos atrás, trabalhadores sem futuro profissional.

[@Brown_Buffalo]

Reminds me of a Rube Goldberg contraption.

[@RedpilledPhoenix]

One of the requirements for this is reliable power supply.

[@ashleysveto2641]

The 7up bottle does it for me

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Y-not

[@ambatipets6279]

Super excellent use full

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thanks 🙏🙏👍👍

[@MegaAlejandro88]

Noto que en una de las cajitas dice lámpara de sal de imalaya en castellano, lo cual quiere decir que su mercado es muy amplio. Muy bien por ustedes sigan adelante.

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Ok thanks bro

[@asimirashidi9976]

I'm in Africa. How do we get all these machines and teach people ?

[@ucuy3706]

Hay nhỉ

[@sunilsharma9452]

Good work sr

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thank you sooo much sir Sunil Sharma

[@gauravtanwar3180]

where from this videotape ???
Nice..

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thanks

[@gipadang9815]

2.41 what purpose he put fire on that paper? Didn't it dangerous?

[@sher-lm6rx]

Very interesting to see this but alot of safety issues, old equipment and waste issues 💸.

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Very true

[@shriramspatil7866]

In last Sean while delivering empty boxes those boxes were packed in anather big box. Actually final empty box making procedure from folded cartoon is very simpal. Delivary to customer of folded cartoon will save material, enargy, fuel etc.

[@HowToMakeThings96]

True

[@antoninjedla2177]

JAKO KLUK STUDENT JSEM PRACOVAL NA BRIGÁDĚ V KARLÍNĚ KDE SE DĚLALO SPAPÍREM PRO TISK A POD,,BYLI TO VELIKÉ ROLE PAPÍRU A TY BYLI NA SOBĚ POSKLÁDANÉ.A JEDEN SPADL NA JEDNOHO ZMĚSTNANCE. ODTÉ DOBY JSEM SI VYBRAL JINOU BRIGÁDU..PRACOVAL JSEM PIVOVARU NA SMÍCHOVĚ.BYLO MI UŽ 15LET.VROCE 1969 UŽ ROK NÁS OKUPOVALI RUSOVÉ ! A VŠUDE KOLEM RUSKÉ TANKY DĚLA!

[@virgilghita6026]

mauntay

[@stevenyellow7638]

India the only country still use 100yrs old machine from Britain

[@arbjful]

it’s Pakistan

[@muslihudinselamet]

🤝🤝🙏🙏❤❤

[@HowToMakeThings96]

🙏🙏🙏

[@musicclub6271]

I am paper box die maker good package

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thanks bro

[@algaroo7401]

Eso sucedió hace en 1950?

[@HowToMakeThings96]

No, hermano, puede que ahora sea demasiado tarde. Gracias

[@Cepera03]

А - автоматизация!!!

[@user-uc8ff8qw7q]

просто охренеть,на дворе 21 век,давно есть линии с полным циклом.Сам работал на картоне лет 25 назад.У этих точно каменный век.

[@tilica5353]

Hombreee en una fabrica tiene que tener algo mas performante sin trabajo bruto i es necesaria una poca limpieza , cambiar condiciones de trabajo .Somos en sieglo XXI .

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Right bro

[@arthurtomczak8474]

100 years ago in USA . Come on man.

[@HowToMakeThings96]

You are the right brother

[@tilica5353]

Creo que mas de 100 años atras .

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Como tal, los países occidentales probablemente tengan más de 100 años de anticipación

[@tinkernaut8736]

Interesting video but not mass production.

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thanks

[@allanandres4922]

Paper thats so heavy

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Yes Bro

[@josuembez]

que miseria por dios..todas las fabricas que veo de este pais..no tienen pisos..las paredes horribles..los trabajadores parecen indigentes..descanlzos..sin bañarse..sin medios de proteccion...deberia dar pena publicar videos asi

[@horstmuller7512]

Stoneage meets 19. century.

[@majonzainjegame6636]

In this country its all about hard labor, back breaking jobs for food.

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thank you sooo much

[@siddiquiaalaminetwork5396]

جزاك اللهُ‎، جزاك اللهُ‎، جزاك اللهُ‎

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thanks brother

[@siddiquiaalaminetwork5396]

@@HowToMakeThings96 شکریہ

[@khiempham667]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@user-db3uq8tq6c]

Качество упаковки вообще никакое, лучше бы и не брались за такое...

[@soorenakhan]

نازار

[@HowToMakeThings96]

ھۆرمەتلىك بۇرادەر. مەن سېنى چۈشەنمەيمەن. نېمە دېمەكچى؟

[@Vano_Ivano]

Интересно наблюдать за разностью культур. А нас в западных странах не принято переносить тяжести на голове, и никто не носить национальную одежду. На востоке же все наоборот. Как прекрасен этот мир