A sanitary ware factory is a difficult packing environment. Toilets, bathtubs, and washbasins are heavy, curved, and fragile. A single crack means a full replacement, and export orders make returns impractical. Most factories use molded foam and plastic film, which works but is bulky to store and generates waste. The Aircosan PT50 cardboard shredder offers a strip-based method for this scenario. It has a cutting width of 55cm, a maximum cutting thickness of 15mm, and a cutting speed of 18 m/min. It produces strips from waste cartons that wrap curved edges and separate stacked items.
In this factory setting, strips are more useful than mesh. They wrap around the rim of a bathtub, cushion the base of a toilet, and separate basins in a stack. The operator produces strips as units come off the finishing line, so material supply matches production. The machine runs at 18 m/min, which keeps up with a steady line without creating a bottleneck.
Aircosan is a factory with deep technical research and development capability. We build shredders up to 120cm cutting width, and the PT50 uses the same heavy-duty cutter shaft and perforating head platform as our industrial models. The cutter shaft is precision machined, and the perforating head is built for long service life. For a factory running two shifts, that reliability is essential.
The material is biodegradable packaging and degradable packing material. It is a practical alternative of plastic packing materials, and it supports reuse cartons and turn waste into packing materials. For sanitary ware exporters facing plastic restrictions in Europe and North America, this is a practical compliance option.
The PT50 suits sanitary ware manufacturers, ceramic exporters, and packaging service companies. It is a protective packaging machine that integrates into a factory packing line.
Aircosan supports the PT50 with factory-level technical service and a dedicated after-sales team.